‘From solidarity to accountability: why Labour must stand up for Hong Kong’
Following the Labour Party gathering for its annual conference, where it was excited to seize the momentum of…
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Welsh Education minister Leighton Andrews resigns
Minister for Education in the Welsh Government, Leighton Andrews AM has resigned after a row over his defense…
When it comes to infrastructure spending, the signs are the Government have learnt nothing
Today, at Prime Minister’s Questions, Ed Miliband nailed David Cameron on his complete failure to deliver on infrastructure…
Confirmed: Local and Euro elections will be on the same day next year – May 22nd
Few will have noticed, what with the CSR taking place today, but there was a written ministerial statement…
Responses to the CSR
Mark Ferguson: Today’s parliamentary “festivities” started with Ed Miliband trying to strangle the Comprehensive Spending Review at birth,…
Why Osborne is announcing more cuts today
Why is the Chancellor announcing cuts today at all? Figures released by the OBR show why. Despite spending…
Today’s CSR is bizarre – because it ignores the result of the next election
Today’s Comprehensive Spending Review statement is bizarre. It belongs to a Coalition Government which ends in May 2015 but…
This is how Labour will respond to the CSR
The precise details of the Comprehensive Spending Review, due to be announced this afternoon, are not yet known…
Australian Labor in leadership crisis (again)
Update: Reports suggest that Gillard has lost the leadership election to Kevin Rudd – the man she replaced…
Ken Clarke, Gordon Brown – and why Balls and Miliband are wrong to back Tory spending plans
Shortly after Labour’s landslide victory in 1997, for some perverse reason I invited Ken Clarke to attend one…
Falkirk CLP placed in “special measures” over selection allegations
A Labour Party spokesperson has just confirmed to LabourList that Falkirk CLP has been placed in “special measures”…
