Labour’s headaches get worse
Labour would be forgiven for reaching for the paracetamol this morning.
Labour
Miliband’s problem isn’t having the wrong ‘look’
What, ultimately, will Labour be about in the coming years?
Britain’s credit rating safer under Labour, says S&P
Britain’s triple A credit rating would be better protected under a Labour government than under the the Tories.
The rise of UKIP marks a failure of the left
Voters suffering most severely from forms of economic oppression, and who share fundamental left-wing values, are not voting for Labour and are definitely not voting for one of the parties to the left of Labour.
Fiddling with flower pots – why real democracy means public ownership
Voters would be more likely to vote for a party that promotes public ownership by a ratio of 4:1.
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?
UKIP up and Labour continue to slide in Wales
UKIP are still on the march in Wales, according to new polling.
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.
Will Labour’s lofty NHS plans fall down a cash black hole?
Labour’s NHS plans sound interesting at first view. But can they survive the pressures on the health service?