There’s much to welcome from Stephen Twigg’s speech – but many questions too. What do you want to ask him?
There’s much to welcome from Stephen Twigg’s major speech on schools today. Some will doubtless dwell on the…
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“It’s not over until it’s over” – Waheed Alli and the fight for Equal Marriage
Waheed Alli doesn’t strike me as someone who leaves things to chance. Being successful in politics, finance and…
Compass relaunches today – and it’s all about “the good society”
Today marks the relaunch of Compass under the new strap-line ‘together for a good society’. The new website…
Tory policies have failed – so now they are coming after graduates
The news that the Government is considering retrospectively hiking interest rates on existing student loans has rightly caused…
The Green Agenda could inspire and challenge this generation – and help us take on UKIP and the Tories
In 1997 “Things could only get better.” In 1963 Harold Wilson’s “White hot heat of the technological revolution”…
The difference between Vision and Vanity
It has been an important week in the life of the Boris for Prime Minister campaign. On Tuesday,…
Labour will take no lessons from the Conservative Party on pensions
By Chris Leslie and Gregg McClymont Last week Ed Miliband and Ed Balls set out how this government’s…
After welfare, where next for Miliband’s social security agenda?
Ed Miliband’s speech last week gave us a clear insight into how a future Labour government would bear…
Hope can triumph over fear
Since the last election many of our friends and foes alike have set two primary “credibility tests” for…
Labour’s position on an EU referendum hasn’t changed
There was much excitement yesterday as news leaked that Labour will abstain on James Wharton’s Private Member’s Bill…
