The case for Gordon Brown at the IMF
Natan Doron makes the case for Gordon Brown to lead the IMF.
Labour
Welsh Lib Dems risk losing 40 per cent of their assembly members
Ed Jacobs reports on disqualification of two Liberal Democrats from the Welsh Assembly.
Police Fed chief: May’s policies have police “careering towards” possible “meltdown”
Paul McKeever, chairman of the Police Federation, made a devastating attack on Theresa May the Home secretary, and her policies today calling them “revenge”.
What do the SNP mean by “independence”?
Do the SNP really intend to ask for full independence for Scotland in a referendum, or will there be an “independence lite”, asks Left Foot Forward’s Ed Jacobs.
Scottish independence: time for a homage to Catalonia?
Rob Marchant compares the case and chances of Scottish independence with its constitutional cousin, Catalonia.
Labour’s Scottish failure: The lessons must be learnt
Matthew Pitt reports from Glasgow on the aftermath of Labour’s disastrous showing in the Scottish elections, and outlines the lessons that must be learnt.
Alexander: Labour should see Lib Dems “as the hors d’œuvre not the main course”
Douglas Alexander, in an interview with Progress, warns Labour that the real task is not just to capitalise on the Lib Dems’ travails, but to beat the Tories.
Labour to go it alone in Wales “without any triumphalism”
Ed Jacobs reports from Wales on the decision by first minister Carwyn Jones to govern alone and not in coalition with Plaid Cymru or the Liberal Democrats.
Scottish Labour needs deep-rooted reform
Ed Jacobs looks at the issues facing the Scottish parties, and particularly Labour, in the wake of Alex Salmond’s stunning victory north of the border.
Birmingham Lib Dem leader compares Labour counterpart to Hitler
Labour overtures to the Lib Dem group on Birmingham council with its leader comparing his Labour counterpart to Hitler.