Woolf and May should “meet survivors groups” over Brittan links, say Labour
Labour have spoken out about complaints that Fiona Woolf QC, head of the public inquiry into historical sex…
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Stagnant wages forcing Osborne to borrow billions more than he did last year
Government borrowing for last month was £11.8bn – £1.6bn more than September of last year. Borrowing for 2014…
Mass Exodus? Figures show number of Welsh NHS patients using English NHS is FALLING since 2010
The Tories have been trying to use the Welsh NHS as a stick with which to beat the…
How would an EU referendum pledge affect Labour’s support?
A poll conducted for the Daily Mirror by ComRes has found that most Labour-leaning voters aren’t bothered whether…
The racist European party who will save UKIP £1m a year
Last week, UKIP’s grouping in the European Parliament was forced to dissolve after an MEP from Latvia decided…
What does the new Shadow Europe Minister mean for Labour’s position on free movement
The biggest story of last night’s mini-reshuffle was the return of Pat McFadden to Labour’s frontbenches, as Shadow…
McFadden rejoins Labour front bench as Europe Minister in (mini) Labour reshuffle
Update: Pat McFadden becomes Shadow Europe Minister, replacing Gareth Thomas. Thomas moves within the Shadow FCO team to…
Weekly Survey: the National Minimum Wage, Ukip and the Greens, and the Mansion Tax
This week, Alan Milburn, who chairs to commission on social mobility and child poverty said that Labour’s plans…
Balls lays out further plans for a “fair” Mansion Tax
Ed Balls has today further elaborated on Labour’s plans for a Mansion Tax – the funds of which…
Labour defend minimum wage target from “plainly absurd” criticism
Labour has responded to criticism by Alan Milburn today that their pledge to raise the National Minimum Wage…
