The Week in Bits: John Major, Nick Clegg – and why neither of them are that important, really
Noalition? Tory sources have been talking up the prospect of Cameron ruling out another coalition after the election,…
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Today went about as well for Miliband (and Ray Collins) could have hoped
When special conference was first announced, I must admit I wasn’t sure how it would go. In fact,…
Miliband’s party reforms pass with 86% support
Ed Miliband’s proposed party reforms – bringing in OMOV for leadership elections and opt-in for affiliates – has…
Special Conference liveblog
13.39: Apologies for the lack of posts. The card vote has taken place and we’ll have a result…
This isn’t “Mission Accomplished” for Miliband – party reform requires permanent revolution
It’s tempting to see today’s special conference in London as the end of a process. Miliband’s party reforms…
“John Prescott had a battle bus, I’ve got a Vauxhall Astra”: Michael Dugher in Middle England
20 seats, five days, six regions, over a thousand miles. This week Michael Dugher has been on the…
Sorry Sunny, if Labour is the largest party we simply have to go it alone
As we approach 2015 and the end of the current cosy coalition, Nick Clegg has seen fit to…
Cameron is too busy trying to redefine child poverty to tackle it
Under David Cameron’s child poverty is rising not falling. And the government’s failure to tackle child poverty leads…
Putting the hope back into Britain
Today, I made it to Cambridge University. The richest university in Europe, one of the most successful in…
Sorry Len, Labour shouldn’t rule out a coalition with the Lib Dems
The Labour leadership must rule out a coalition with the Lib Dems, said Len McClusky on Newsnight last…
