Miliband’s problem isn’t having the wrong ‘look’
What, ultimately, will Labour be about in the coming years?
Ed Miliband
Miliband should be ambitious and go for a Robin Hood tax
As everyone from the Institute for Fiscal Studies to the International Monetary Fund agrees, the financial sector is under-taxed.
Labour’s green policies are warming up, but its economics lag behind
If action on climate change is urgent, why is it hard for politicians to spend a bit of money on it?
Labour’s missed opportunity
A potential springboard to launch Labour ahead of the election has been wasted by a set of standard, uninspiring ideas on a decade timeframe.
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.
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.
Conference 2014: Labour is losing credibility on devolution
On English votes for English laws, Labour has been caught like a rabbit in the headlights.
Labour conference 2014: why Britain needs a higher minimum wage
Ensuring a minimum wage of £8 an hour will mean the low paid seeing some of the benefits of the economic recovery.
Labour needs a distinctive and radical offer for England
As the party looks to respond to the referendum at party conference, Labour needs a distinctive and radical offer that delivers for England.
The Greens are likely to succeed in chipping away at Labour support
Worryingly, what the Greens have to offer is very appealing to Labour supporters like me