How much of a threat do the Green Party offer to Labour and the Lib Dems?
Green Party candidates will contest “at least” three quarters of the seats at the General Election
Pinning Down Miliband: Jobs
The Labour leader wants to spend his way to better employment figures – but can he?
Why did Labour put Sean Wright forward to be a Police and Crime Commissioner in the first place?
He had already had to resign from Rotherham’s cabinet over his “responsibility” for child protection failures. Why did Labour select him?
What happened to Labour’s “summer offensive”?
Has Miliband’s obsession with his conference speech cost Labour weeks of potential campaigning time?
The Eurofanatics’ “three million jobs” lie nailed. Again.
A proper Treasury cost-benefit analysis of our EU membership would put this untruth down for good.
What does David Ward have to do to get kicked out of the Lib Dems?
Apparently saying he would fire rockets into Israel didn’t bring his party into disrepute. What on earth would?
Labour: Taxing you from cradle to grave
A new attack ad goes to the heart of Labour’s popular reputation: their love of new and higher taxes.
Chris Kelly MP writes to UK Statistics Authority over ‘inaccurate’ and ‘irresponsible’ Labour crime claims
He invites Sir Andrew Dilnot to assess Yvette Cooper’s latest figures.
The shamelessness of Balls
The shadow chancellor had fun with dividing lines in his speech earlier – attacking Cameron and Osborne for Tory policies that, er, aren’t actually Tory policies.
The Lib Dems’ underwhelming review of their own finances
Bemoaning “unpredictable” donations, Clegg’s party is forced to “take steps” to remain viable.
Focus on agitprop rather than services to their members means unions are on the decline
Last year nearly a million more people found jobs – but union membership fell.
Labour double down on Harman’s tax hike gaffe – by sending it to their entire email list
The Opposition just broke a golden rule of communications and gave the Tories a helping hand.
The Lib Dems don’t agree with Labour on repealing the Coalition’s housing benefit changes…
…but their call for reform does shift them towards Ed Miliband’s party. Question is, will they move even closer next year?
Pinning Down Miliband: Health
When it comes to the NHS, the Labour leader enjoys making promises: to tear up Coalition policy, to reduce waiting times, to somehow find the money… but can he deliver?
The figures which show today’s strike was a damp squib
Union militancy is terminally on the wane – how long can the lefty leaders pretend otherwise?