
The coalition get lost in their own spin cycle on the NHS reforms
The listening exercise report is being released today, and it remains unclear whether Clegg will get his way on the healthcare bill.

The listening exercise report is being released today, and it remains unclear whether Clegg will get his way on the healthcare bill.

Mr Cameron’s five guarantees to safeguard the NHS neatly sidestepped most of the concerns that medical professionals, Liberal Democrats and many in Labour have.

Tory-Lib Dem council Birmingham City Council is sponsoring Reform’s upcoming conference “Localism and the Public Services Revolution”, at the cost of £7,500.

The way ex-MPs get recycled courtesy of a seat in the House of Lords is often reported, but the democratic offensiveness of it is rarely commented on.

Another week, another campaign victory against the coalition’s reform plans – this time it is saving the NHS Cancer Networks; Trevor Cheeseman investigates.

Liam Fox confirmed that Trident subs would cost around double the previously stated price, amidst division within the coalition over the issue.

Ed Jacobs reports on disqualification of two Liberal Democrats from the Welsh Assembly.

Declan Gaffney finds it possible to “agree with Nick”… well, almost – there may be some agreement over Lib Dem opposition to George Osborne’s regressive benefit cap.

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.

Vince Cable, a surprise guest at the Fabian conference on Saturday, told the audience Labour were fostering a myth of Lib Dem betrayal, which will help Tories.