Top five things to know about Brighton before Labour Conference 2013
Brighton is home to Volks Railway. Opened in 1883, it is Britain’s oldest public railway. Brighton is also…
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Why Labour needs Robin Hood now more than ever
He’s a lovable bandit, the front for Labour’s financial transactions tax, and a figure of hope in these austere times. No,…
Factionalism is a dead end for Labour, warn McBride and Wegg-Prosser
Today should be a day to look to the future. With Labour Party Conference just a matter of…
David Cameron’s Conservatives are running scared of UKIP
UKIP will spend their Conference this weekend trying to pose as a mainstream political party with mass appeal.…
Labour shelves plans to discuss rail nationalisation at Conference
Labour has sidelined rail renationalisation talks at Conference because senior Labour figures don’t want to distract from the…
Ray Collins publishes interim report on Labour’s links with trade unions
An interim report into Labour’s relationship with the trade unions has been published today. The report was…
Chuka can be the man to save the Royal Mail – if he dares to
The fate of the Royal Mail is at stake. We may not receive as many letters as we…
Labour’s lead with YouGov has disappeared for the first time in 18 months
After a recent ICM had Labour and the Tories tied over the summer, the party’s consistent lead in…
You can’t trust a word Nick Clegg says
Normally, the Liberal Democrats sit in Westminster, on the benches alongside David Cameron, to endorse his failing policies. …
Nick Clegg has survived his most difficult conference yet. That’s good news for Labour
So Nick Clegg has left the stage at Lib Dem conference with the applause, well, not exactly thundering…
