7.6 women in the Shadow Cabinet?
Gary Gibbons blogs on the complications facing the Labour party in the months to come.
Gove was ‘repeatedly’ warned over school cuts list
At the Education Select Committee and another quango on death row is in the spotlight – Tim Byles, head of Partnership for Schools.
McKinnon: White House felt ‘bounced’
The White House is feeling a bit “bounced” by the suggestion that Gary McKinnon, accused of hacking into the Pentagon computers, might be allowed to serve his sentence in a British
Dave’s Twenty First Century City gift
Gary Gibbon blogs on Prime Minister David Cameron’s first official trip to the United States and his meeting with President Barack Obama.
Cameron: Megrahi release ‘not a BP decision’
David Cameron has just told PBS radio in Washington that the Megrahi release was “not a BP decision” but “the decision of British ministers” (by which he means Scottish
Afghanistan looms large over White House talks
Gary Gibbon looks ahead to tomorrow’s white House meeting between Barack Obama and David Cameron.
Miliband brothers’ leadership battle divides Labour
Tony Benn says that Ralph Miliband, father of the Miliband boys, once said to him that when they were young one of them said, after a long chat about socialism: “but will it work?” When
GMB union backs Ed Miliband
Ed Miliband has got the nomination of the GMB.
Vince Cable on university funding
Gary Gibbon reports from Vince Cable’s lecture to vice-chancellors at London South Bank University.
Going up: grad tax. Going down: IDS?
Vince Cable wil point towards a graduate tax in a speech tomorrow, while Iain Duncan Smith is having a touch time at the DWP, blogs Gary Gibbon.
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