Voters welcome Budget energy measures, but demand more action on cost of living
Voters welcome the government’s energy bill support, but think more needs to be done at pace to help…
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We can’t afford to be divided over the NHS
As a health professional who has worked as part of a multi-professional team in the NHS I have…
Labour’s budget bounce continues
After the recent budget bounce, it looks like the results may be less of a flash inthe pan…
How the budget will hit charities
Last week’s controversial budget provided journalists with an ample supply of attention grabbing headlines. Buried beneath the granny…
Peter Hain accused of contempt of court
Shadow Welsh Secretary Peter Hain has been accused of contempt of court (alongside the publishers of his memoir…
Labour’s budget response was a missed opportunity
The Party leadership is in danger of sleepwalking into a huge political trap – not set by the…
Our totally in touch, down to earth Prime Minister
Last week at PMQs David Cameron didn’t answer when asked how much a London bus fare costs. Now…
Faced with anti-Semitism, the left commentariat’s eerie silence
Well, mostly: there are always exceptions. “No-one can justify the Toulouse attacks”, said Stop The War Coalition’s Lindsey…
“Serious questions as to how the Conservative Party is soliciting donations”
Jack Straw MP has written to the Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission today in response to reports…
This poll lead is soft – here’s how Labour can harden it
So after a fairly disastrous budget and a Tory donations scandal, Labour’s poll lead is looking both bigger…
More bad headlines for Cameron on donations
Despite Francis Maude’s best efforts, it’s still Tory donations on the front pages this morning, and the headlines…
