Labour’s minority problem
The party leadership should look beyond the lawyers, SPADs and career politicians to enable a far greater number of ethnic minority candidates.
Labour
The Tory spending dossier: misleading, hollow and party political
The Conservatives have failed to produce a sustainable critique of Labour’s spending plans.
Do Labour now expect a coalition with the SNP?
Labour’s deputy leader in Scotland has “no qualms whatsoever about working with the SNP”.
Ignore Tory spin, Labour’s spending plans are the ‘most cautious’ according to the IFS
Tory accusations of unfunded spending commitments are flatly contradicted by the IFS.
A happy Christmas for Sturgeon as SNP ride high in the polls
The SNP go into Christmas backed by a record proportion of supporters.
Bedroom Tax has cost low-income families an average of £1,260
Commons vote will be held today to determine the future of the Bedroom Tax.
Labour’s policies for improving schools seem conspicuously absent
Labour needs to set out a clear vision for dealing with the problems described by Ofsted.
Why Labour’s deficit reduction plans are genuinely different to those of the government
Labour’s deficit reduction plans for the next parliament are genuinely different to those of the Conservatives.
Labour’s Digital Government Review should kickstart delivery of the digital state
This digital transition is going to be uncomfortable for many of us.
The figures that should worry Labour
Ed Balls’ task tomorrow will be to establish Labour as a party that can be trusted to get its hands back on the levers of power.