Knowing me, knowing you, I’m sorry I haven’t a clue
If I were you, I should expect the unexpected. Which is another way of saying we are still…
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The only thing that matters come May 8th is learning how to count
Robert A Caro’s biography of Lyndon B Johnson is one of the finest political works of the modern…
How bad will Thursday be for Scottish Labour?
In a two-option referendum, 45 per cent is a resounding defeat. In proportional representation, it’s a very good…
The Tories’ plans to slash family budgets could see two million forced to foodbanks
This week we’ve learned definitively that the Tories have a plan to hit family budgets through their £12bn…
“Together I know we can do it” – Douglas Alexander’s State of the Race memo
Here’s Douglas Alexander’s latest state of the race memo – which LabourList readers can read exclusively before anyone…
Governing through a coalition with the British people
Compare Labour’s manifestos in 1997 and 2015, and there’s one important way our politics has changed for the…
One Million More
The news that Labour campaigners have had more than four million doorstep conversations with people in Britain since…
Scotland has a choice: between a fairer economy or a second referendum
In a few days’ time Scotland can elect MPs who will work every day to improve the lives…
Don’t gamble – Vote Labour
It’s been interesting watching the Tory media over the election period as they panic more and more as…
Cameron might not get football – but Labour does
Looking back over the last five years, various occasions have reflected the kind of Prime Minister Cameron really…
