by Amber Elliott / 09 May 2012
Amber Elliott talks to the communities secretary about refuse policies, the London mayoral elections and his red roots
by Amber Elliott / 30 Apr 2012
Homeland star David Harewood stars in Labour's last party election broadcast today. He also happens to be an old mate of Chuka's
by Amber Elliott / 25 Apr 2012
Do the emails between the culture secretary's advisers and Murdoch's chief lobbyist suggest stronger lobbying rules are required?
by Amber Elliott / 18 Apr 2012
The former PPS samples Indian seafood cuisine with Amber Elliott. Photo by Ryan Stamatiades
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by Amber Elliott / 13 Apr 2012
As Labour’s shadow business secretary, he has been vocal about the need for ‘better capitalism’, and rewarding business entrepreneurs. He shares his current views on the government's plans for growth, his respect for Tony Blair and his love for London with Amber Elliott
by Amber Elliott / 11 Apr 2012
Labour's candidate for Mayor of London was visibly moved as he unveiled his party political broadcast with Ed Miliband
by Amber Elliott / 04 Apr 2012
The PM spoke of a 'Christian fightback' yesterday. Is he 'doing God' more these days?
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
by Amber Elliott / 23 Mar 2012
Guess which film star the Lib Dem minister has been compared to? I bet you can’t…
by Amber Elliott / 21 Mar 2012
Crowd-pleasers and wrong-footing Ed Balls – what Conservative MPs predict will be in this afternoon's Budget
by Amber Elliott / 30 Apr 2012
Jeremy Hunt appeared to be chewing gum as David Cameron defended him in the Commons
by Amber Elliott / 27 Apr 2012
We step onto the campaign trail with the independent candidate for mayor, a woman who quit her job to take on London's biggest beasts
by Amber Elliott / 24 Apr 2012
Conservative MPs are still urging the government to reconsider its position on a third runway at Heathrow. But now their target is the 2015 manifesto
by Amber Elliott / 16 Apr 2012
Foreign Office ministers are masters in diplomacy, but has one minister taken it to a new level?
by Amber Elliott / 13 Apr 2012
A local Labour candidate in Rochdale accidentally described her patch as 'thieving' rather than 'thriving' in her election literature
by Amber Elliott / 11 Apr 2012
The campaigns director for 38 Degrees chats to Amber Elliott about the value of a petition
by Amber Elliott / 02 Apr 2012
Jon Trickett has described unemployment and inflation as "an orgasmic wet dream" for the left. Separately, he tells TP about his plans for more working class Labour MPs
by Amber Elliott / 26 Mar 2012
Soccer star Fabrice Muamba's recovery has sparked a group of Christian MPs to try and reverse an ad ban on saying that worship works
by Amber Elliott / 21 Mar 2012
It's finally happened - the prime minister has totes quoted The Only Way is Essex. The Speaker was well jel
by Amber Elliott / 21 Mar 2012
Speaker Bercow's 'kaleidoscope queen' comment certainly raised a few eyebrows yesterday, but David Cameron's commitment to gay marriage will be the next hurdle for some disgruntled MPs
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