We cannot rely on George Osborne to push Labour into power – we should be much further ahead
The Coalition government’s economic strategy appears to be deteriorating by the day but we cannot rely on George…
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Constituents come first, but MPs should be concerned about national and international issues too
Last week I paid a very brief visit to Moscow, at my own expense, to observe a high…
Variety is the key to school sport – not spending five years sucking at netball
In this lull between the Olympics and Paralympics, everyone has their own idea about what we should learn…
The NHS Pay Cartel – regional pay by the back door
The Olympic opening ceremony rightly celebrated the NHS in all its glory. as a national treasure and as…
Party finalises internal restructure to ensure Labour is “one party…capable of winning the election in 2015”
Today the Labour Party has confirmed the restructure of staffing at Labour HQ. This follows the initial restructuring of…
A good day for democracy
Nick Clegg announced on Monday that the Prime Minister has decided to abandon the Lib Dems’ House of…
Iain McNicol confirms CLP reorganisation “will not now go ahead”
Yesterday we reported that Labour’s CLP reorganisation was “set to be scrapped” following Nick Clegg’s bounday change u-turn.…
Labour’s election hopes just got stronger – thanks to Nick Clegg
Only this morning, we wrote that “a dangerous germ of an idea is now in the Tory body politic…
What might a revived contributory principle look like?
Social security’s the cause of much soul searching on the left: despite the legacy of Labour’s progressive universalism…
Of course there will be an Olympic Bounce for the Tories – but who cares?
Do you remember it? The gloom? The shattered economy and the incompetent government? It seems so long ago…
