The paradox of coalition
Want to know what the silliest thing in modern politics is? Preparing for coalition by identifying what you’d…
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Silly season and the north/south divide
Throughout the quiet news month of August, there have been plenty of north/south divide stories. Each of these…
As David Cameron wears out another pair of flip flops, Labour has been 100 per cent focused on the big issues
When he’s under pressure at Prime Minister’s Questions, David Cameron famously often goes red. We know he has…
Chris Bryant proved today that “shouting louder” won’t be enough for Labour
At the weekend Andy Burnham called for Labour to “shout louder”. At the time I wrote that: “it’s…
Our mission to drive up private rented housing standards
No-one should live in a home that is damp or mouldy. Nor should anyone be forced out of…
5 ways Ed Miliband can get back on the front foot – An open letter
Dear Ed, Welcome back – I hope your holiday in France was restful. You’ve had your phone turned…
Andy Burnham is wrong – Labour doesn’t have until Spring to stop treading water
There’s a great deal of interest today in Andy Burnham’s Guardian interview with Decca Aitkenhead. Whilst some have…
In defence of the Royal Mail
The Royal Mail currently costs the taxpayer nothing to run. Its performance from market changes has recovered in…
Labour’s Big Summer Read
The school summer holidays began last week. For 11 year olds, the SATs tests are done and dusted…
McCluskey notes “turning point” in Unite’s relationship with Labour – but warns party against becoming “pinkish shadow” of Coalition
Speaking at the TUC’s Congress House today, Len McCluskey made a speech on Unite’s future relationship with the…
