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.
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The unbearable lightness of deficit reduction
The parties’ spending plans are becoming stranger and stranger.
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.
Wales is not going to follow Scotland on the road to independence
Not any time soon at least.
Would independence mean a permanent Tory majority?
Anyone who wishes to see a left-leaning Labour government in England should be rooting firmly for a No vote.
Support for Welsh independence grows as confusion reigns over Labour’s plans to finance devolution
Will Labour keep the Barnett Formula intact as pledged in today’s Daily Record in Scotland, or will it reform system of funding as Carwyn Jones has argued?
Review: One nation: Labour’s political renewal by Jon Cruddas
After previous general election defeats Labour has tended to lapse into self-criticism and recriminations. Not this time.
Cutting our massive fees is bad for you, say estate agents
Cutting our massive fees is bad for you, say estate agents. And the Tories believe them.