Ed Miliband’s critics don’t understand strategy
Strategy is difficult. It should be, it’s a tool to solve difficult problems. Unfortunately, it’s something that people…
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Margaret Curran – wearing her heart on her sleeve
I met Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland Margaret Curran in her Westminster office last week. The sun…
The “do something” consensus is piling pressure on Ed Miliband
There’s an interesting splash in the Indy this morning that claims the Shadow Cabinet are coaelscing around plans…
Five answers for Labour
Tony Blair is right. Labour can’t merely be an opposition crying foul at every move the coalition makes…
The case for licensing bankers
If an incompetent doctor puts at risk the wellbeing of a patient, they could be struck off. If…
Michael Gove’s curriculum proposals show that he is a truly conservative Education Secretary
The Department for Education’s consultation on proposed changes to the National Curriculum closes today. The outcome of the…
The problems with Britain’s energy market go far deeper than the cold snap
In one of the coldest and longest winters in memory, it’s little surprise that energy bills have rarely…
Cameron remains marooned between what Conservative backbenchers demand and what European leaders will accept
David Cameron might have received a warm welcome as he arrived at Schloss Meseberg with his family, but…
North Korea is a timely reminder that the world is still dangerous
It is a measure of the sometimes spectacular insularity of British politics that the world can be at…
Ed Miliband’s local election campaign launch speech
This morning Ed Miliband was in Ipswich to launch Labour’s local election campaign (and pledge card), including an…
