Ed Miliband’s six point plan for Britain – and what it means
In his speech today Miliband will set out his ‘six national goals’ for the country to achieve in the next 10 years.
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History should not give cause for optimism for Labour
Ed Miliband needs to conquer is his image problem which, four years on from taking the leadership of the party, remains a noose around the party’s neck.
The Yes campaign may have won the #indyref
With pro-independence parties seeing record-breaking membership growth, the indy camp could be the real winners after all.
Labour must be more radical on housing
We need to strike out beyond the confines of housing policy orthodoxies accepted by all political parties since the late 1980s.
VIDEO: How can public engagement in politics be sustained?
Left Foot Forward’s James Bloodworth and Charlie Beckett of the Polis think tank talk about the Scottish independence referendum and getting people politically engaged.
Boris breaks another promise by refusing to rule out Tory leadership bid while Mayor
If Londoners wanted an insight into the Mayor’s motives and his slippery character, this is surely it.
Coalition misses universal credit target (again)
Just a fraction of the people the government wants to move to Universal Credit have been moved across to the new payment system, according to new statistics from the Department for Work & Pensions.
Would independence mean a permanent Tory majority?
Anyone who wishes to see a left-leaning Labour government in England should be rooting firmly for a No vote.
Salmond’s NHS argument has been blown apart
Alex Salmond’s argument that only independence can save the NHS has been blown apart by new information leaked to the BBC and the Herald newspaper.
Scotland’s referendum will boost turnout in the 2015 election
With so many Scottish voters going to the polls, there could be a spillover effect resulting in higher turnout levels in future elections.