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David Miliband's approach won't save Labour
The old party is dead but its successor is yet to be born.
On the political horizon: by-election mayhem
The races for new city mayoralties and directly elected police commissioners could mean choice Westminster seats being vacated. And then there's Eastleigh ...
Why Ed Miliband welcomed David's intervention
It is right that the Labour Party rigorously debates how to deliver fairness in tough times.
Where next for Ed?
The Labour leader ended a bad January on a high - and then brother David intervened.
Leader: David Miliband is correct: Labour must rethink and reform
Miliband is right to warn against privileging the central state.
Time to rethink, not reassure
The big state is a political dead end for Labour. The public won't vote for the belief that government is the cure for all ills.
Is Labour right to focus on "dealing with the deficit"?
Douglas Alexander is the latest shadow cabinet member to speak about cuts -- but this may not be the best tactic.
The problem with welfare reform? It's the market, not the benefits cap
Labour should focus on reforming the market to support the vulnerable without being labeled as profligate.
Why Labour's position on welfare needs urgent reform
A poll shows Labour's tougher stance on cuts has not increased support. What about standing up for the most vulnerable?
The Tories think they can flush out Ed's inner red
Part of the strategy behind the land-grab on the "moral economy" is to nudge the Labour leader into sounding anti-capitalist.
A big boost for Labour in London
Ken v Boris just got very interesting. The former mayor has much more than a fighting chance come May.
Miliband and Balls have fallen into a Tory trap
Without a focused and consistent message, any political party is stuck. Yet Ed Balls, Ed Miliband and their shadow cabinet colleagues seem fixated by an agenda of “cuts and credibility” set by Cameron, Osborne and the Conservative Party.
Why the boundary changes won't devastate Labour
Labour will still win more seats than the Tories on an equal share of the vote.
Can Labour ever win without Scotland?
History suggests that it would be difficult but not impossible for Labour to win.
Labour must not be defined by opposition to the cuts
Miliband is right to ignore the 'stand and fight brigade' and shift his economic stance.
Labour needs to be more radical on high pay and low pay
Miliband should should promise to link the minimum wage to a new top pay index.
The questions over Miliband's leadership that will not go away
The Labour leader will deliver a keynote speech on the economy -- but will it dispel doubts?
Ed Miliband cannot be radical and cautious at the same time
The Labour leader indulges contradictory positions in his entourage. He needs to choose a course and stick with it.
The interview
The interview
On Syria
GOP race so far
Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
Who minds?
Alistair Darling
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