The Miliband Doctrine? The three principles that will define Labour’s foreign policy
Ed Miliband will give a pretty thorough and thoughtful speech on foreign policy at Chatham House this morning.…
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Blair says Labour should argue for immigration – even if it risks votes
Labour should argue in favour of EU immigration, even if it runs the risk of losing votes, according…
Labour need to stand against the tyranny of big corporate power as well as dictatorial presidents
One of the biggest political issues of the 1680s was how England should trade with Asia. Should our…
DUP lay out demands for coalition – including scrapping the Bedroom Tax
The DUP’s Nigel Dodds has again suggested that his party could work with Labour in a future hung…
Cameron toying with EU exit is just what Putin wants, says McFadden
David Cameron’s calls for an EU referendum will please Vladimir Putin, according to Shadow Europe Minister Pat McFadden.…
Brown warns against making Scottish referendum mistakes with Europe
Gordon Brown has warned that those in favour of the UK’s membership of the European Union are running…
Stop the Europhobes gambling with our country’s future
We live in an uncertain and unstable world, with more diverse threats and challenges than at any point in my adult…
Remaining a member of the EU is as important as remaining a member of NATO, says Alexander
Douglas Alexander this morning said that membership of the European Union is as important to Britain’s prosperity as…
“If we want a fairer society we need a stronger economy” – Balls and Umunna to speak at British Chambers of Commerce Conference
Tomorrow Ed Balls, Shadow Chancellor and Chuka Umunna, Shadow Business Secretary, will both address the British Chambers of…
Cameron has overseen “the most significant decline in British influence in Europe for a generation,” says Alexander
Today Douglas Alexander, Shadow Foreign Secretary, is heading to the other side of the Channel to meet with…
