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Labour

The differences between Labour and the SNP are smaller than you think

Ed Jacobs
20 April, 2015

In seeking to put as much distance between it and the SNP as possible, Labour is alienating potential voters in Scotland

Nigel Farage

UKIP have no ground game – Sunday is the day to expose them

Will Scobie
17 April, 2015

With their Farage-reliant party structure, the idea of a ground game is alien to UKIP

Labour rosette

Labour Manifesto 2015: a human rights scorecard

Andrew Noakes
15 April, 2015

If we had to give the manifesto a human rights grade, it would be a distinctly average C+

Missing something? No room for Labour manifesto on the Times front page

Adam Barnett
15 April, 2015

The former newspaper of record has been dragged down the path of Murdoch bias

Labour’s manifesto commits to a new industrial strategy

Tony Burke
13 April, 2015

Miliband has promised a future Labour government will improve productivity through a new industrial strategy

Five things we learned from the Labour manifesto launch

James Bloodworth
13 April, 2015

What to expect from a Labour government

Once again on the myth of Labour’s ‘out of control’ spending

James Bloodworth
13 April, 2015

The Labour party got it wrong. Just not in the way you think

Trident: It’s ideological Tory cuts that are putting Britain at risk

James Bloodworth
9 April, 2015

It isn’t Ed Miliband ‘fighting his own brother for the leadership’ that will put Britain at risk, it’s ideological Tory cuts

How much will the change in the domicile rule raise in tax?

Richard Murphy
8 April, 2015

This is not only a big step forward for tax and social justice but will give the Treasury a boost

Quentin Letts’s class war on ‘Hampstead Left’ hides the Mail’s real hypocrisy

Adam Barnett
1 April, 2015

Why should left-wing politics be left to the poor and the powerless alone?

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