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By Brian Barder Unlike most media commentators, with their vested interest in encouraging leaks by civil servants who betray their duty of confidentiality and loyalty to the elected ministers for whom they work, I have very little time for…
By Keir Stitt It's inevitable that anybody who pays attention to political goings on, Westminster Village or beyond, is stunned about the way that Speaker Martin has been forced to resign. Before we start to get too carried away, and think…
By Keir Stitt The past ten days has seen two important announcements on the journey to a low carbon economy. Two Thursdays ago the government announced significant subsidies to get electric vehicles onto Britain's roads and more…
By James Alexander I consider myself to be very much a citizen of the world and an egalitarian. These are some of the reasons why I am a member of the Labour party. I also take a great interest in foreign affairs, especially in the politics…
From LabourList UPDATE: We've had a lot of fun over the last few days with the Boldfire Tory Logo Creator, where over 2,000 logos have been designed in four days. But alas the time has come to announce the winner. Our favourites included…
By VoteRedGoGreen I'm afraid I take issue with Mary Honeyball's tone and conclusions in her post, Tony Blair's Aggressive Christianity. This isn't just because I am a Christian, and she is not. It's for two reasons: first, because she…
By David Boothroyd When Alan Milburn took charge of opening the professions to people from all backgrounds, The Times interviewers could not resist saying how social mobility had affected this "son of a single mother" who grew up "on a…
By James Purnell Today's unemployment figures are bad. We will never forget that behind the statistics that will be banded around, the media today are real people. We will not repeat the mistakes of the 80s and early 90s and will never say…
