Labour

David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband attend a ceremony at Buckingham Palace
By Mark Thompson - 29 March 19:22

With hung parliaments likely to become the norm, the kind of strop that Tory MPs are now throwing will be utterly counterproductive.

Ed and David Miliband
By Rafael Behr - 27 March 0:50

The soap opera saga needed bringing to an end and the thwarted brother's emigration does the job as well as reconciliation.

Clement Attlee waves to well-wishers outside Transport House in London.
By Kevin Meagher - 22 March 17:03

Tales of what might have been and what may be to come are a powerful and resonant part of the left's appeal.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith arrives for a cabinet meeting.
By George Eaton - 22 March 16:20

After new evidence that job centres are being set targets, the Work and Pensions Secretary stands accused of misleading Parliament.

Signs displayed during the recent Eastleigh by-election. Photograph: Getty Image
By Angela Eagle - 22 March 10:06

We will not treat the British people like fools - we want to hear what everyone has to say, says Angela Eagle.

Read the Labour leader's letter to the Parliamentary Labour Party.
By New Statesman - 18 March 15:50

Read the Labour leader's letter to the Parliamentary Labour Party on today's press regulation agreement.

Labour shadow minister says Dominic Mohan should be "sacked".
By George Eaton - 18 March 15:25

Shadow immigration minister says Dominic Mohan should be "sacked" after hacking of Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh's phone occurred on his watch.

Neither neo-conservatism nor neo-isolationism is the right way forward.
By Douglas Alexander - 18 March 10:03

There is little that Britain can do now to right the wrongs that took place but we can learn lessons.

David Cameron during a press conference last week on press regulation.
By George Eaton - 18 March 8:43

The Tories accept Labour and Lib Dem demands for statutory underpinning of a Royal Charter to establish a new press regulator.

Welfare cuts aren't just bad for the poor, they're bad for growth.
By George Eaton - 15 March 10:04

Welfare cuts aren't just bad for the poor, they're bad for growth too. Miliband and Balls should say so.

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