The Staggers

Labour is learning from countries where local services are trusted to match job seekers with vacancies.

This parliament has shown what happens when you leave too many MPs unoccupied.

To win the next election, the Tories need a left-leaning Lib Dem leader who can win over Labour voters in Tory-Labour marginals.

The Defence Secretary says civil partnerships make the introduction of equal marriage unnecessary, but he didn't vote for them in 2004.

The Conservative MP criticises the PM's U-turn and says "we should all be aware" of Lynton Crosby's links to the alcohol and tobacco industries.

With Cameron in crisis, the Tories are ready for Boris and Gove. PLUS: Mehdi Hasan on Islam and gay rights.

Women account for 53 per cent of all over-50s but just 18 per cent of TV presenters above that age.

The Deputy PM has said it is now a question of "when, not if" a referendum will be held. Does Miliband agree?

With the aid of some fine lines, Labour's deputy leader ridiculed the PM's EU panic.

As Clegg stands in for David Cameron at PMQs, Tory MPs will seize the opportunity to remind him of his past promise to hold an in/out EU referendum.

It’s entirely possible that Labour could end up with the most seats but a smaller share of the vote than the Tories.

Some in the party fear it could face a "crisis of legitimacy" if it wins an outsized majority on a thin slice of the vote.

The ten must-read comment pieces from this morning's papers.

Miliband is making a strategic mistake by aligning the party with an EU political elite intent on exerting control over all 27 members states, regardless of the wishes of each electorate.