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Labour leadership candidates ‘fired up’
TV hustings on Channel 4 News just now. The first one not conducted by the strict rules that governed all the other ones. So you get a lot of inter-change.
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The Royal Mint releases a coin for Prince William and Kate Middleton’s engagement – but the likenesses are somewhat dubious. An artist tells Channel 4 News a “warts and all” portrait is not the point.
Despite a sparkling start Ed Miliband faces some fierce criticism. Unless he can conquer PMQs the Labour leader is in danger of drowning instead of walking on water, writes broadcaster Peter McHugh.
The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, says he is “not embarrassed” to call himself a socialist and admits he would have joined the student protesters but was “doing something else.”
Despite student protests outside, new father Ed Miliband goes easy on David Cameron – could it be the gifts the Prime Minister sent for the new baby, asks broadcaster Peter McHugh.
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith says there will be “no losers” as a result of changing to a Universal Credit when he presented his White Paper to the Commons today. Is he right?
Universities Minister David Willetts answers a plea from our Young Blogger of the Year, setting out the government’s case in the debate over student fees.
Comedian and actor Sir Norman Wisdom died last night at the age of 95. His family said the star, famous for his slapstick roles, died peacefully at his nursing home.
FactCheck looks at some of the claims Labour leader Ed Miliband makes in an interview with Channel 4 News
This morning, Ed Miliband took to the airwaves to insist the party wouldn’t “lurch to the left” under his leadership. So, just how red is Ed? FactCheck takes a look
TV hustings on Channel 4 News just now. The first one not conducted by the strict rules that governed all the other ones. So you get a lot of inter-change.
The Chancellor recently derided the Labour leadership candidates as ‘deficit-deniers’, an opinion with which Tony Blair appears to concur. The final chapter of his new book does place him closer to the Coalition Treasury than the economic policies outlined to date by the candidates. Ahead of our Labour leadership hustings on the economy, it’s worth…
The fugitive tycoon Asil Nadir returns to the UK to face fraud allegations at the Old Bailey, after spending nearly two decades on the run with a pledge to win “justice”.
Diane Abbott tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy she was right on many policies during the New Labour years, adding “I’m the genuine move-on candidate”.
David Miliband tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy “the good society is defined not just by a good government but by a strong community”.
Faisal Islam blogs on how the creation of the Office of Budget Responsibility could mean we have instant analysis of the impact of George Osborne’s budget next Tuesday.