UKIP isn’t helping Labour
With just seven months to go until the General Election, the electoral landscape has never been more unpredictable.
With just seven months to go until the General Election, the electoral landscape has never been more unpredictable.
What do the Middleton and Heywood and Clacton by-elections tell us about the Labour vote?
Initially UKIP refused to apologise, but did so about 24hrs after Jewish News flagged the story.
The Fabian Society are right to highlight the UKIP threat to Ed Miliband, writes Richard Carr.
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.
On Welfare, UKIP is taking its lead from Labour and the Conservatives.
UKIP are still on the march in Wales, according to new polling.
Many wrongly see UKIP as a net positive for Labour – this is wrongheaded. Labour needs to get serious about UKIP, says Sam Fowles. Last week Nigel Farage announced his ambition, not just to be David Cameron’s “worst nightmare” but Edtest
David Cameron, the Member for Brussels Central, has run out of ways to lie to his eurosceptic backbenchers – rejoice!
It has gone unnoticed, but accepting a genuine libertarian who disregards party loyalists is actually a really bad move for UKIP