How the Left called 2013 wrong

Labour have become the Victor Meldrew party

Here are some other cartoons which Mary Creagh might want to make more progressive

Thomas the Tank Engine is only the start of our problems.

First, Norman Baker. Now Simon Hughes.

Another Liberal Democrat promoted. (And more Tories will seethe.)

Lib Dems lurch to the Left in selection choices

The Lib Dem candidates chosen to succeed Alan Beith and Annette Brooke more socialist than liberal.

Sadiq Khan sets out his pitch to be Labour’s candidate for Mayor of London

His “Back to the ’70s” message as the age of opportunity is not convincing.

Danger! Danger! Osborne’s Budgets are becoming a focus of Lib Dem confusion and angst

Clegg says that the Lib Dems co-authored the Autumn Statement. Farron wants a free hand. Which side will win out?

Ed Balls is the albatross round Labour’s neck

Bright red, hollering himself hoarse, the Shadow Chancellor made a spectacle of himself today.

Ed Balls anti-bingo: ten things the Shadow Chancellor won’t mention today

“Flatlining”? “Too far, too fast”?

Miliband’s diluted trade union reforms are an exercise in policy homeopathy

Yet more watering down leaves the Labour leader hawking a medicine that won’t work.

Another hint as to who sacked Jeremy Browne

The opportunity to blame the Conservatives was handed to him on a platter – tellingly, he didn’t take it.

Rachel Reeves is the first victim of Labour’s strategic chaos

Torn between obeying the unions and appealing to voters, her welfare policy is in tatters.

Ed Miliband can’t face down Unite or Ed Balls. He’s a leader who can’t lead

Labour have a weeping sore in the form of the Falkirk emails, and a Shadow Chancellor who does whatever he likes.

The British Left’s shameful stance on Venezuela

The number of Labour apologists for this vile and disastrous regime serves as a warning.

Clegg develops his attack against the “nasty” Tories

The Lib Dem leader caricatured David Cameron’s call for a “leaner, more efficient state” – and then laid into the caricature.

Practicing what they preach: Labour struggles under self-inflicted £12m debt burden

While the Tories clear 40 per cent of their debt in a quarter, how will Miliband build a war chest when he’s in such a financial mess?