Elections, gigs, phone hacking and computer games – the many sides of the Labour Party campaign co-ordinator. By Mark Ferguson
by Grace-Anne Marius and Charlie Critchell / 14 Dec 2012
Grace-Anne Marius and Charlie Critchell investigate the party-political battleground upon which the details of the Energy Bill were bitterly fought
by Ben Duckworth / 08 Nov 2012
Ben Duckworth talks to the shadow pensions minister about the new People’s Pension, if it is the right policy for UK workers, and whether his party is where it needs to be
by Rob Wilson / 28 May 2012
The shadow energy minister talks to Rob Wilson about great schools, Ferry ‘cross the Mersey, and how learning about hard grafting from an early age has informed her politics
by Amber Elliott / 27 Mar 2012
Natascha Engel has had a pretty tough couple of years. But now the chairman of the backbench business committee is ready to head back into the fray. Amber Elliott reports
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by Sadiq Khan MP / 22 Mar 2012
South London MP Sadiq Khan draws from his rich British Pakistani-Asian background to define what it means to be a modern Briton
by Amber Elliott / 08 Mar 2012
Amber Elliott reviews the underlying power plays in the Labour camp. Will lasagne become a weapon of choice?
by Rob Wilson MP / 31 Jan 2012
Rob Wilson MP talks to John Denham, Labour’s champion of the south and PPS to Ed Miliband, about the his party leader, New Labour and cricket etiquette
by Holly Smith / 16 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to Keith Vaz about his 25 years in Parliament and the decline of the individual in politics
by Holly Smith / 10 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the Labour MP about his experiences in Parliament since 1987
by Holly Smith / 06 Jan 2012
The Labour MP for Blyth Valley talks to Holly Smith about his 25 years in Westminster
by Amber Elliott / 02 Jul 2012
A major trade union late last week voted to potentially stand left-wing candidates against the Labour Party in future elections. Now PCS boss Mark Serwotka explains why his union took the "historic" step
by Helen Grant / 28 Mar 2012
Helen Grant MP explains why she was attracted to Labour, before making her choice to join the Conservatives under David Cameron
by Mark Ferguson / 26 Mar 2012
Mark Ferguson interviews the shadow education secretary about his victory over Portillo, free schools and hair dye
by Hopi Sen / 21 Mar 2012
Hopi Sen believes Labour can refloat its fiscal boat and become the go-to party for a workable economic plan
by Ben Duckworth / 06 Feb 2012
Ben Duckworth meets Dan Jarvis, a type-defying Labour MP who is thinking big in 2012
by Holly Smith / 18 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the Labour MP about her 25 years in Parliament
by Holly Smith / 16 Jan 2012
The Labour MP on what it's like to lose your seat and return to Parliament
09 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the former Labour cabinet minister about his experiences in Parliament since 1987
by Holly Smith / 04 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the shadow health minister and former Labour leadership contender about her experiences in Parliament since 1987
by Amber Elliott / 28 Jun 2011
Amber Elliott looks at the new face of the opposition party’s outer margin. Can it influence the party in a meaningful way and what values will it represent in the future?
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