There is a reasonably unusual parliamentary event today for those interested in intelligence and surveillance. In...
There is a reasonably unusual parliamentary event today for those interested in intelligence and surveillance. In...
I love a good protest. I have attended loads in my time – I was even introduced to my husband on an anti-apartheid...
Good news – the delegates to Labour party conference still understand the power of unity. In turning down the wish of...
Today’s U-turn on minimum pricing for alcohol is a clear sign that we are in the second half of this parliament with...
Sometime in the next few weeks, the crime and courts bill will complete all its stages in parliament and become law....
What early lessons in political handling can we take from ‘Horsegate’? First, Mary Creagh’s energy and focus have been...
Is it shortsighted and parochial to campaign to save local hospital services? This was the theme of a radio interview...
I’m not against reform in education – whether of qualifications or school governance. After all, I did plenty myself...
The time has come to stop apologising for our approach to immigration in government and to get serious in thinking...
Ed Miliband starts the year with a 10-point lead over the Tories and with support over 40 per cent – an important...
I am optimistic about public services – even during a period of austerity. It is just plain wrong to view the private...
One of the most surprising things about George Osborne’s omnishambles budget statement was that it undermined his...