Want to receive this politics summary in your inbox by 9am every morning? Sign up here. The Financial Times reports that, “Senior Liberal Democrats are warning George Osborne to resist pressure from the Tory right to retreat from the coalition government’stest
In today’s Guardian, Will Straw argues that Labour must “pick what it thinks is the right size of the public sector.” A wealth tax is one way to protect against cuts.
Want to receive this politics summary in your inbox by 9am every morning? Sign up here. The front page of the Daily Mail demands, “Stand up for your country, Mr Cameron”. The paper says, “The Prime Minister caused dismay by appearingtest
On Monday, we wrote on the importance of independent select committee chairs. Two of our four endorsements have been elected to chair their respective committees.
Want to receive this politics summary in your inbox by 9am every morning? Sign up here. The Guardian’s front page features a large picture of Diane Abbott under the headline, “And then there were five. Abbott in race … withtest
Five candidates have been nominated for the position of Labour party leader. Left Foot Forward sets out the six areas that we want the debate to focus on.
The Government plans to “tackle Labour’s legacy of debt” yet they are also proposing a number of tax cuts. But there is an alternative way to reducing the deficit.
The Chairs of the Commons’ Select Committees will be elected rather than chose by Chairs. Left Foot Forward & Conservative Home jointly endorse four independent candidates.
Social Democrats from across the EU are meeting in Istanbul to discuss the Good Society. Now largely out of power, they need to campaign on areas of common interest.
A new poll for Politics Home finds that Jon Cruddas is Labour’s most popular politician with approval ratings of +3. All other Labour figures have negative ratings.
