Bright Blue’s new project aims to push policies which will ensure this really is “the greenest government ever”.
We can encourage greater international trade and investment without writing off Britain’s working classes.
Introduce tariffs? Nationalise Tata Steel? Cut green taxes?
Would any politician dare to arrive at a summit and say “Actually, I’m here with the interests of my electorate in mind?”
National Grid is already using ‘last resort’ measures to keep the lights on.
A double-talking, flip-flopping, party of spendthrifts will aggravate – not salve – public mistrust of the political class.
The Coalition must end now.
Compare Miliband’s speech today to Tony Blair’s at the same stage of Opposition. Ed doesn’t come off well.
There should be a debate on what to do about climate change – but possible answers include “nothing” and “adapt to it”.
The price freeze grabbed headlines, but our new series shows Labour’s policies are in chaos.
Conservatives should not be shy of exposing corporates when they are plainly ripping off the consumer.
Cameron and Osborne must target squeezed voters whose household budgeting is constantly challenged by the cost of filling up a car or paying a gas bill.
Conservative members regard it as not just a significant u-turn, but also a good one – but what does it say about Cameron’s convictions?
Doing so could fund a substantial cut in National Insurance and wrest control of the green agenda away from the left.