Ken Clarke, Peter Mandelson and the C word
Kenneth Clarke talks about cuts, while Peter Mandelson talks about “deficit reduction”, on the Today programme.
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Peter Mandelson and Alastair Campbell say Labour should not be complacent despite good poll ratings, with Lord Mandelson warning that the party faces a much harder challenge than in 1997.
Kenneth Clarke talks about cuts, while Peter Mandelson talks about “deficit reduction”, on the Today programme.
The House of Lords could be in for a marathon session with scores of amendments to vote on, as government supporters launch a filibuster operation to stop the bill aimed at preventing no-deal from getting through.
Ed Miliband’s energy plans risks taking the Labour party backwards, says former business secretary Lord Mandelson.
Gary Gibbon on why Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg felt compelled to call Tony Blair, Peter Mandelson and David Miliband in recent weeks.
Tony Blair has spoken to Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi in the last two days, Lord Mandelson has confirmed. The friendly relations date back to the “deal” struck over the Lockerbie bomber in 2007.
Gary Gibbon blogs on the memoirs of Peter Mandelson.
Gary Gibbon asks Lord Mandelson how long he thought Labour had to explore the possibilities of hanging on – he said a weekend felt about right, based on the precedent of February 1974.
Gordon Brown’s team is saying tonight’s final TV debate is not the last moment to switch voters.
Gary Gibbon is at the seaside ahead of tonight’s Leaders TV debate in Manchester
Gary Gibbon blogs on his #asktheleaders profile of Gordon Brown, and asks whether the prime minister has met the qualities that Lord Mandelson says are needed for a good PM.
The Prime Minister was all smiles with Peter Mandelson at the London launch of the economic growth strategy, this afternoon. But yesterday, after a phone call around 8am, the two didn’t speak again. All day. Wasn’t Peter Mandelson meant to be the key strategist, right-hand man, Deputy Prime Minister in all but name? Yesterday morning’s…
Peter Mandelson’s piece in the Financial Times today is a veiled warning to EU Commission boss Manuel Barroso.
Few of us thought we’d live to see the day when a Labour party conference would rise as one to their feet in a standing ovation for Peter Mandelson. But today they did. Of course, we have seen it before – when Michael Heseltine did the same for the improbable electoral prospects of John Major.
The hall is nearly full for Peter Mandelson’s speech.