The deputy opposition leader has had a tough few years, following numerous broadsides levelled at her by a critical press. Yet, as she reaches 30 years in Parliament, is she any wiser on how to handle the media? Will Harriet Harman ever come in from the cold? Amber Elliott finds out in an exclusive interview
by Rob Wilson / 30 Jul 2012
Rob Wilson talks to chief whip Andrew Mitchell about his army career, early days in the Whips’ Office, that nickname and why foreign aid is so important to the UK economy
by Caroline Crampton / 26 Jul 2012
Maria Eagle wants to see UK travel made affordable, sustainable and growth-supportive. As the shadow transport secretary tells Caroline Crampton, she’s also realistic about what needs doing to get Labour back into power
by Kirsty Buchanan / 30 Apr 2012
Kirsty Buchanan debunks the myths and misinformation about mental health, and says it’s time to reveal the hidden mental health problems on the corridors of power
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