The party's surge will make it harder for the Tories to take seats off the Lib Dems and could revive the debate around electoral reform.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury's mixed messages on the tax avoiding chain.

The independence debate is breathing new life into Scottish socialism.

The cuts to foreign student numbers come at a significant economic cost to the UK.

Cameron is left as the only one of the three main party leaders opposed to statutory underpinning of the new system.

Why journalists are wrong to panic.

Labour must look beyond the politics of more and recognise that the good life cannot be bought off a shelf.

Miliband called for a cap of 20-30 per cent on newspaper market share when he appeared before the inquiry.

The Labour leader exposed the coalition's failure on the Work Programme.

The party still expects to win but is increasingly nervous about the UKIP threat.

We need a new platform-neutral regulator that no longer treats newspapers, broadcasters and websites as if they live in discrete little boxes.

New figures show that 8,000 millionaires will gain an average of £107,500 from the abolition of the top tax rate.

Sarah Teather dodged a vote the first time round, now she has sided with Labour.

The inquiry's report into the "culture, practices and ethics" of the press will be released at 1:30pm on 29 November.