LISTEN: “You do know who Jim Grant is, Mr Miliband?”

There are awkward Ed Miliband moments, and then there’s this: the Labour leader’s appearance on Radio Wiltshire today.

Lord Ashcroft: Labour lead by six points in my latest poll

They’re on 35 per cent, up three points since last week. The Tories are down five, on 29 per cent.

Priti Patel MP: This is the most successful Euro-sceptic government since Thatcher’s. So vote Conservative on Thursday.

Miliband and Labour are relying on divisions on the Right to prop them up. Let’s not give the them that satisfaction.

Twelve reasons why the morale of Conservative MPs has risen

Actually, scrap the other eleven, and just stick to one. The economy. The economy. The economy…

Adrian Hilton: Miliband’s 48-hour GP promise will simply increase demand

It’s as practical as pledging that everyone will get a free taxi home on New Year’s Eve.

Brian Monteith: If Scotland leaves the Union, the Labour leader should resign, too

Better Together’s problems are down to Labour’s failings – the Leader of the Opposition can’t escape his responsibility for that.

WATCH: Today’s PMQs in full

David Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed over Pfizer’s proposed takeover of AstraZeneca.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron treated Miliband like a recalcitrant schoolboy

The Prime Minister shouted “Get stuck in there!” at the Labour leader, as if urging on a reluctant Rugby player.

Eight reasons Labour should be worried about 2015

From their policy to their finances, Miliband’s party is foundering badly.

Lord Ashcroft: In the first of my new national polls, the Tories lead by two points

This inaugural weekly telephone survey has the Conservatives on 34 per cent and Labour on 32 per cent.

Charlotte Leslie MP: Some are “intellectually self-confident”. Others are angry. But what matters is making a plan.

It would be a national disaster if the momentary satisfaction of an emotional protest elects a politician like Ed Milliband.

Labour is torn between populism and puritanism

It’s hard to stand with the people against elites whilst telling them what to eat, and to lament a ‘cost of living crisis’ whilst pushing new taxes on life’s pleasures.

WATCH: The political week in 60 seconds

Mangoes, fracking, Pfizer and Farage.

A second Coalition. A minority Conservative Government. Or…

…a deal with DUP? The Guardian floats one today – as Mel Stride did recently on this site.

Grant Shapps: If Miliband is so worried about prices, why is he happy to see Council Tax rise?

Labour are intensely relaxed about local government getting filthy rich at taxpayers’ expense.