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The Paul Richards column I have nothing personally against the individual members of the Royal Family. The Queen seems to do what is expected of her, and she was great in that film. What was it called? Ah yes, The Queen. I even have a…
By David Carrington The argument between the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Conservative Party has highlighted a fundamental issue at stake in the looming election. Keir Starmer spoke out against Cameron's plan to repeal the Human…
By Dan Whittle Tonight's performance on Question Time will no doubt show again that the BNP is a party willing to continue to soften its image, to conceal its racism, to do anything to appeal to a broader section of the electorate. Part of…
By Paul Richards 2.00pm The conference hall is filling fast. The set is blood-red. So are many of the delegates' eyes, after three late nights. Some kind of strange colour-coded ticketing system is in operation, to guide people to their…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Jon Sopel has put together the first of his "Sopel on Sunday" montages of the best of today's political TV. It's a valuable new feature, and the first in the series has clips of Ed Balls, George Osborne, Nick…
The Paul Richards column History was one of the few subjects I really enjoyed at school. I was taught it by a teacher called Dick Small. He went on to be a Tory election agent, but he can be forgiven for that ideological crime (although not…
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 At tonight's Compass Summer Lecture, Jon Cruddas has called on Labour to renew around the four key tenets of equality, community, sustainability and democracy. Expanding on his four key pillars during a forty…
The Paul Richards column I was saddened to hear of the death this week of Senator Teddy Kennedy, who has died aged 77. He lived rather longer than Mary Jo Kopechne, who was only 28 when she drowned in the car Teddy Kennedy drove off the…
By Huw Lewis It is nearly a year since the collapse of Lehmann Brothers had politicians, economists and journalists speculating about the looming financial storm. Central to those concerns were how this macroeconomic implosion would impact…
From @LabourList readers and contributors This is the LabourList "Ideas Box", for all your ideas on policy, action and conduct for renewing the Labour party. It is being kept at the suggestion of a LabourList reader, Thomas Fairfax, and…
