Miliband urged to act on housing and rail. What green surge? And Jowell still London Mayoral favourite
Last week when Labour announced that they’d reduce tuition fees from £9,000 a year to £6,000 they made…
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Latest Ashcroft poll shows Labour making ground in England – but facing wipeout in Scotland
After the Ashcroft constituency poll of Scottish seats exactly a month ago I said that Scottish Labour is…
PMQs Verdict: Nevermind what Cameron said – it’s what he wouldn’t say that matters
There are only three PMQs left until the election. Three more of these turgid, unattractive, unedifying and borderline…
Whatever happened to the UKIP of tomorrow?
The polls have been remarkably stable over the first two months of this year. In the end, the…
Diane Abbott: “Londoners want a Mayor who is not just directed by party bosses”
I can hear the low murmur of the BBC News in the other room, complimented by the clack…
An urgent crash course at the university of (political) life
Nine minus three is six. Six is a smaller number than nine. This matters. Here are some more…
East Coast: Why privatisation is not the end of the line for rail reform
I am writing this article on board what the Conservative Party hopes is one of the last publicly…
5 reasons why Labour’s tuition fees plan is a big improvement
I was ready to be underwhelmed by Ed Miliband’s tuition fees announcement today. In recent weeks the outlines…
Labour confirm pledge to slash tuition fees by a third in email to supporters
As expected, Labour have today confirmed that they pledge to cut tuition fees from £9,000 to £6,000 a…
Miliband and Balls attack government over rising student debt as Labour gets ready to make tuition fees pledge
Ed Miliband is expected to announce a reduction in tuition fees today. The Labour leader is speaking at…
