Despite some public misgivings, Jeremy Corbyn has followed in the footsteps of other leaders of the opposition and...
Despite some public misgivings, Jeremy Corbyn has followed in the footsteps of other leaders of the opposition and...
I have just returned from one of my regular trips to Jordan where I am working on a political development project....
Being one of the longest serving home secretaries is a double-edged sword for the wannabe leader, warns Jacqui Smith...
The other night on BBC Question Time, David Starkey suggested I was a ‘token woman’ as home secretary as a way of...
I had begun to worry that the panda which represented the public service elements of our policy review wasn’t just not...
Andy Burnham delivered a ‘state of the NHS’ analysis during a One Nation event in Birmingham yesterday. It certainly...
High rate taxpayers flocking to the front of today’s papers to criticise the 50p tax rate proposal are partial and...
I’ve had some pretty lively times with the Police Federation, as Chris Mullin described in his diaries: Jacqui Smith...
However Iain Duncan Smith spins it, it seems clear that universal credit is a policy in trouble. What should future...
What Labour can learn from the coalition What are the lessons for a future Labour government from Matthew D’Ancona’s...
Next week, I’ll be speaking at the Labour Women’s Network Political Day in the session on ‘Will Labour win from the...
It’s my birthday this week – I’m 51. This is not a cheap attempt to garner birthday wishes and lavish presents,...