Labour
Ken v Boris just got very interesting. The former mayor has much more than a fighting chance come Ma
Without a focused and consistent message, any political party is stuck. Yet Ed Balls, Ed Miliband an
The party that eschews the long ball.
Labour will still win more seats than the Tories on an equal share of the vote.
History suggests that it would be difficult but not impossible for Labour to win.
Miliband is right to ignore the 'stand and fight brigade' and shift his economic stance.
Miliband should should promise to link the minimum wage to a new top pay index.
The Labour leader will deliver a keynote speech on the economy -- but will it dispel doubts?
The Labour leader indulges contradictory positions in his entourage. He needs to choose a course and
Some in the party complacently assume historic anti-racist credentials are a permanent inoculation a
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