John Healey sees approval dip among Labour members ahead of Budget
Chancellor John Healey has seen his approval rating among Labour members drop significantly since he first entered Number…
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Third of voters back Labour plans to slow pace of spending cuts
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Brown to lay out plan for “economic revolution” in Scotland
Gordon Brown will today lay out a plan to create an “economic revolution” in Scotland. Brown, who has…
Labour would repeal all changes made to judicial review but won’t reverse cuts to legal aid, says Khan
Labour have announced that they would repeal all of the changes that the Government have made to judicial…
An urgent crash course at the university of (political) life
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Miliband to outline Labour’s home-building plan tomorrow
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Labour MP says party shouldn’t rule out a ‘grand coalition’ with the Tories
Gisela Stuart, MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, has said that Labour shouldn’t rule out forming a ‘grand coalition’ with the…
