Labour members see US as less friendly to Britain than China, poll reveals
Labour members consider the United States to be less friendly to the UK than China, exclusive polling for…
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UKIP’s group in the EU Parliament has been dissolved today
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Tory MP reckons people who don’t agree with Lord Freud are “in cloud cuckoo land”
Tory welfare minister Lord Freud had to make a grovelling apology yesterday after saying that people with disabilities…
On climate change, Owen Paterson doesn’t know what he’s talking about – but neither do the Government
Until three months ago, Owen Paterson was the Minister for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This is…
Is Gordon Brown being urged to return to frontline politics?
Gordon Brown will today lead the House of Commons debate on granting greater devolution to Scotland. But is…
Labour’s housing plans – better, but nowhere near ambitious enough
Today Ed Miliband launches the long-awaited Lyons review, which is intended to outline how Labour would solve the…
Focussing on the rip offs of everyday life would show we’re on the side of ordinary people
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5 things that Labour can learn from feminism
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PMQs verdict: No apology is good enough. Freud must go, and he must go today
PMQs returns, and the Labour Party had an ambush waiting for Cameron. A recording from Lord Freud –…
Lord Freud’s apology “not the end of the matter”, say Labour
Lord Freud has apologised for his comments suggesting that disabled people are “not worth” the minimum wage. After…
Sadiq Khan to head up Labour’s anti-Green Party strategy
Sadiq Khan has been given a new role in Labour’s election campaign, running a unit charged with dealing…
