Voters want electoral reform, but split on what system to switch to – poll finds
Voters want to see a change in the voting system, but are unsure what it should be changed…
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Sorry Sunny, if Labour is the largest party we simply have to go it alone
As we approach 2015 and the end of the current cosy coalition, Nick Clegg has seen fit to…
Angela Merkel is not going to save David Cameron from his own backbenchers
Today Germany’s Chancellor, Angela Merkel, will arrive in London for talks with all three party leaders. David Cameron will…
Cameron is too busy trying to redefine child poverty to tackle it
Under David Cameron’s child poverty is rising not falling. And the government’s failure to tackle child poverty leads…
Putting the hope back into Britain
Today, I made it to Cambridge University. The richest university in Europe, one of the most successful in…
“There’s always been more that unites us than divides us” – Mandelson speech at balls fundraiser
It’s fair to say that Peter Mandelson and Ed Balls haven’t always been close allies in the past,…
Cameron needs to tell everyone in his party to get real on climate change
Today at Prime Minister’s Questions David Cameron asserted that “man-made climate change is one of the most serious…
PMQs Verdict: Miliband tries to drive a wedge between Cameron and his party
You can watch Miliband and Cameron’s clash at PMQS here. PMQs was back today after last week’s parliamentary…
PMQs video: Miliband challenges Cameron on floods and climate change
Today Ed Miliband challenged the Prime Minister on flood defences and climate change – pressuring him on his…
The UK’s latest “opt-out” in Europe? Foodbanks…
As the European Parliament voted yesterday on an EU fund to provide food aid to those suffering extreme…
What future for financial services & consumer protection in Scotland?
Scotland has a thriving financial services sector. We have a number of major financial corporations with headquarters or…
