by Rob Wilson / 21 Feb 2012
The economic secretary to the Treasury talks to Rob Wilson about getting stuck in, Tory Party modernisation and nudity
21 Feb 2012
A handful of UK innovators and MPs discuss the country’s need for stronger entrepreneurship in business
by Sebastian Mann / 21 Feb 2012
Sebastian Mann interviews two successful entrepreneurs about their experiences of starting up businesses
13 Feb 2012
The minister for civil society is an ex-Bullingdon boy with a social conscience, driven to make a success of the PM’s big society
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by Ben Duckworth / 08 Feb 2012
The director of Policy Exchange talks to Ben Duckworth and reveals a Trotskyist past
by Ben Duckworth / 06 Feb 2012
Ben Duckworth meets Dan Jarvis, a type-defying Labour MP who is thinking big in 2012
by Stephen Twigg / 02 Feb 2012
Shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg lays out Labour’s plans for empowering parents
01 Feb 2012
Her challenging report on the current corporate taxing system makes the Labour MP this month’s winner
by Mark Pack / 30 Jan 2012
Mark Pack is realistic about the role that technology can play in large-scale protests
by Holly Smith / 18 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the Conservative MP for Bosworth about his 25 years in Parliament and his six election victories
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 / 16 Jan 2012
The Labour MP on what it's like to lose your seat and return to Parliament
21 Feb 2012
Ernst & Young in association with Total Politics examine what can be done to remove barriers to entrepreneurship
21 Feb 2012
The E&Y partner shares his company’s vision for the future of entrepreneurship in the UK
by Caroline Crampton / 21 Feb 2012
Caroline Crampton interviews Mark Prisk, minister for enterprise and small business, about opportunity and challenge in a recessive market
by Ben Duckworth / 09 Feb 2012
Ben Duckworth interviews the minister with railways and Heathrow to sort out, who this year also comes under the spotlight for ensuring travel to and from the Olympics doesn’t become a marathon
by John Higginson / 07 Feb 2012
The Tories are on a mission to change the way we all think about taxes, reveals John Higginson. He speaks to some of those trying to achieve the objective
by Peter Hyman / 03 Feb 2012
Peter Hyman, headteacher of School 21, which opens in September, explains the process behind setting up a new establishment under the free school programme
by Caroline Crampton / 01 Feb 2012
Schools minister Nick Gibb is a man on a mission to close the gap between rich and poor in the education system. In between battling the ideologues, he’s making quiet progress on the coalition’s extension of the academy programme, finds Caroline Crampton
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 Amber Elliott / 24 Jan 2012
She’s had a run in with Ken Clarke, a cat, a civil servant and the UK Border Agency in her time as home secretary. But what is May doing about her other brief, as the minister for women and equalities? Amber Elliott discovers she can talk at length about increasing female representation in politics and business. Just don’t expect her to pick as many fights
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
Holly Smith talks to Joan Walley about the culture change she's witnessed in Parliament since 1987
by Holly Smith / 11 Jan 2012
Holly Smith talks to the former Lib Dem leader about his experiences in Parliament since 1987
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