Month: January 2013 Articles

The scale of the economic problems facing us is enormous and we have a government with a failed economic policy and hoping for the best. Labour needs to build more credibility on spending to make progress with the electorate. Meanwhile, the One Nation theme can be...

Over the last two years house prices in London have continued to rise, increasing the difficulty families face in getting onto the property ladder. With rents rising fast and incomes being squeezed there has, not surprisingly, been growing pressure for the government...

Last year the government slipped in an amendment on the third reading of the enterprise and regulatory reform bill removing civil liability for breaches of all health and safety legislation. Labour peer Muriel Turner of Camden, supported by colleagues on her side of...

After an awkward two-week holiday in Europe, Ed returned to the issue that will undoubtedly matter  most to the electorate at the next election – the  economy. Following what was a poor performance last week, Ed had a stronger PMQs thanks to  having a lot more to...