Ken Clarke’s proposals on IPPs deserve a heartfelt welcome
By Brian Barder / @brianlb The Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, introduced his proposals for reform of sentencing policy…
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Tuition fees demo – liveblog
By Cat Smith / @cateysmith As the tuition fees demonstration weaves its way through London, we’ll be bringing…
Former ministers face commons bans
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk Former Labour Ministers Geoff Hoon, Stephen Byers and Richard Caborn are facing the…
The lost politics of John Lennon
The Paul Richards column This morning, to honour the anniversary a lifetime ago of John Lennon’s murder outside…
The student revolt should be used to inspire change
By Daniel Pritchard In challenging times what people need is a fighting opposition and a credible alternative to…
Miliband ratchets up pressure on Lib Dems
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk Ed Miliband has ramped up the pressure on the Lib Dems to vote…
Lib Dems slump to 8%: 8 in the morning – December 9th
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk * Lib Dem support falls to 8%. * When Gove wanted to restrict…
Party Lines: December 8th
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk Ahead of tomorrow’s tuition fees vote, John Denham reacted to Alan Johnson’s conversion…
Huhne can easily stay in Cancun: Call Ming or Charles
By David Taylor, LCID Chair Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne today risked embarrassing…
Defending freedom’s frontier
By Darrell Goodliffe The arrest of the director of Wikileaks, Julian Assange, certainly raised a few eyebrows yesterday.…
