
What exactly does Ed Miliband think it means to be a ‘working person’?
There is no one type of ‘working person’, and it’s an indictment of our politics that such an obvious point has to be made.

There is no one type of ‘working person’, and it’s an indictment of our politics that such an obvious point has to be made.

Labour are set to lose all but five of their 40 Scottish MPs in the General Election, making it all but impossible to oust David Cameron from Downing Street, according to a new poll.

Rampant and unjustifiable inequality is the biggest issue Britain faces, and he gets it.

The coalition has lost all interest in any sort of economic rebalancing in its dash for short-term growth.

Talk about inequality again, Ed. Get angry about it. You’ll be surprised how many people are with you.

For all Ed’s warm words he has failed to articulate a vision for the country.

Deriding Ed Miliband as an Oxbridge elitist is to miss the actual problem with Labour’s leadership.

The House of Lords represents everything about the political class the British public despises.

Localism has to mean allowing communities to decide their own structures.

What’s is happening in Scotland is symptomatic of a much deeper problem.