Labour calls for more women’s voices in EU debate
Labour claims that because the debate is being dominated by Tory men important issues and viewpoints are being marginalised
Harriet Harman
Telegraph reads Harriet Harman’s mind in claim she ‘knifed’ Andy Burnham
Magical powers employed to confect a Labour row that never happened
Harriet Harman is wrong: the Conservatives don’t have a mandate to cut child tax credits
Listen to the voters by all means. But recognise that they aren’t calling for a cut in child tax credits
The Daily Mail: ‘Are we sorry we backed the Nazis?’
Steve Bell is on top form in today’s Guardian, and his latest cartoon requires no further comment from me.
Sports minister: School sport “nothing to do with me… but the School Games are”
Sports minister Hugh Robertson today denied any responsibility for the school sport cuts – yet claimed credit for the school games, reports Shamik Das.
Harman: Lib Dems “colluding” with Tories to deny millions the vote
Harriet Harman closed the Labour party conference in Liverpool today with a call to arms, reports Shamik Das.
Pressure grows on Mitchell over delay in implementing Bribery Act
Harriet Harman today stepped up the pressure on international development secretary Andrew Mitchell over the government’s delay in implementing the Bribery Act.
Why is the government delaying the Bribery Act?
International development secretary Andrew Mitchell, under pressure from big business, is delaying the implementation of the Bribery Act, reports David Taylor.
Daily Mail misrepresents Harman’s international development comments
Yesterday’s Mail on Sunday misrepresented Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman’s comments on international development and remittance, reports Chris Tarquini.
Rodents aside, what else happened at the Scottish Labour conference?
In his speech to Scottish Labour’s final conference before next May’s elections to Holyrood, Ed Miliband declared “Labour’s fight back has begun”, but what have we learnt from the weekend on Oban? First, these’s no love lost between the Liberal Democrats and Labour, with Miliband’s deputy Harriet Harman calling Lib Dem Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander a “ginger rodent”.