More borrowing and fewer nurses – let’s judge Cameron on his record
At the last General Election, when Labour warned that the Tories in power would cut the number of…
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Labour plans to hit back over Co-op bank “smears” and “Crosbyisation of politics”
After Cameron pinned Miliband down and gave him a torrid time at PMQs yesterday over the happening at…
PMQs verdict: Ed Miliband came prepared for a “nightmare” – and duly received one
Today was always going to be a difficult PMQs for Ed Miliband. And by difficult, I of course…
Labour will make getting people into work a priority
When Iain Duncan Smith hopped on the Eurostar to Paris last week to avoid Labour’s debate on abolishing…
It’s time for Labour to fully embrace the “Dugher Doctrine”
There was an interesting interview with Michael Dugher in yesterday’s Independent. The piece said that: “Mr Dugher’s task…
Why is there a slightly uneasy feeling of déjà vu hovering in the air?
What’s the big idea? That’s the question often asked of opposition parties as they make their pitch to…
Senior Miliband staffer brands Ed Balls’ messaging a “nightmare” – but this row is bigger than that
Senior Ed Miliband adviser – and the party’s Executive Director for Rebuttal and Policy – Torsten Henricson-Bell has…
We don’t lack grit. We lack jobs
David Cameron’s policy on unemployment is based on the 1.6% of people in workless households who have never…
EU-US trade deal: don’t let the government sign us up to a privateers’ charter
The second round of negotiations concludes today in Brussels for a trade deal between the European Union and…
Heating or Eating?
This week the Bedroom Tax was upheld after a Labour-led motion calling for its abolition was defeated in…
