Tag Archives: Labour

Poll: Public back Labour’s argument the cuts are “too far and too fast”

By Shamik Das | Published: November 14, 2012

The latest Sun/YouGov poll shows more support for Labour’s argument on the cuts than the coalition’s.

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NHS on ‘amber alert’ in Scotland – is the same true for trust in Salmond?

By Dan Holden | Published: November 8, 2012

With yet another question about the honesty of the SNP, just how accountable, really, is Alex Salmond?

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How will Labour’s EU budget cut vote affect relations with the Lib Dems?

By Guest | Published: November 1, 2012

Gareth Epps, co-chair of the Social Liberal Forum, writes about the consequences of Labour’s opportunism on Europe in last night’s budget vote.

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Clegg: “Dishonest, hypocritical” Labour behaving like a party “not serious about government”

By Shamik Das | Published: November 1, 2012

Nick Clegg today attacked Labour for their “dishonest, hypocritical” decision to vote with the Tory EU rebels last night, reports Shamik Das.

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Salmond’s new separation strategy: Abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival

By Guest | Published: October 24, 2012

Alex Salmond’s new separation strategy is to abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival, writes shadow Scotland Office minister Willie Bain.

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Con 2012: How Labour can make mileage on transport policy

By Guest | Published: October 9, 2012

Labour could offer local communities around the UK a clear alternative to the tarmac dystopia of the Tories that goes beyond the discredited ideas of the past.

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Comment: Labour, Venezuela, and the strange tale of “official observation”

By Guest | Published: October 8, 2012

Rob Marchant looks at just how free and fair the recent elections in Venezuela (won by Hugo Chavez) were, and how impartial the “election observers” were.

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Towards a ‘One Nation’ housing policy

By Kevin Gulliver | Published: October 8, 2012

Kevin Gulliver writes about putting Tenants Mutual at the centrepiece of a ‘One Nation’ housing policy for Ed Miliband and Labour.

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Lords a tweeting and amending: Labour in the Lords is on the map

By Jos Bell | Published: October 6, 2012

Jos Bell looks at Labour’s crusading peers in the House of Lords, fighting harder for a fairer future and holding the coalition to account.

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As clean energy investment drops again, how can Labour reverse the slide if elected?

By Shamik Das | Published: October 5, 2012

Clean energy investment had dropped to its lowest level since 2009 – how can Labour lead the world in reversing this slide.

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