by Amber Elliott / 13 Feb 2012
The former foreign secretary is to launch a series of seminars into extremism, the Conservative Party, Europe and the economic crisis, we can exclusively reveal
by Amber Elliott / 08 Feb 2012
Ken's priorities for the London elections are becoming increasingly clear, as he launches his latest campaign video
by Amber Elliott / 07 Feb 2012
Jeremy Hunt handed out some of the greatest works of fiction at cabinet this morning. We're finding out who got what...
by Amber Elliott / 03 Feb 2012
The Labour leader spoke solidly about bringing the banking sector closer to ordinary people, but it’s not much clearer how he intends to achieve his aims
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by Amber Elliott / 02 Feb 2012
The Labour MP leading the charge on Refounding Labour believes that people are no longer inclined to join political parties
by Amber Elliott / 31 Jan 2012
There was more than one Europe meeting due to take place yesterday evening… and backbench MP claims secret meetings are nothing new
by Amber Elliott / 27 Jan 2012
Scroogy Gareth Thomas MP has exposed Defra's spending on Christmas trees and decorations last year
by Amber Elliott / 26 Jan 2012
There are many Labour voices expressing support for the anti-independence movement, but does the party need a prominent MP as a mouthpiece?
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 Amber Elliott / 20 Jan 2012
Key Labour thinker Jon Cruddas will give his thoughts on the responsible capitalism debate this afternoon
by Amber Elliott / 09 Feb 2012
The Labour leader last night said he would reform PMQs if he gets into power – it's just not clear how
by Amber Elliott / 07 Feb 2012
Turns out that the Labour MP for Leyton and Wanstead has a bit of a star-studded past
by Amber Elliott / 06 Feb 2012
The prime minister took to a school ice rink over the weekend, as we were hit by up to seven inches of snow in some parts of the country
by Amber Elliott / 03 Feb 2012
The Labour leader will borrow a phrase from the Conservatives today, as he launches an attack on the current system of banking
by Amber Elliott / 01 Feb 2012
It was all taunts and ticking off in the chamber today
by Amber Elliott / 31 Jan 2012
After describing the home secretary as 'a feminist in kitten heels' in the latest issue of TP, it seems that she has been taking it to heart
by Amber Elliott / 27 Jan 2012
Amber Elliott reviews the latest Hollywood offering about the financial crash
by Amber Elliott / 24 Jan 2012
Ok, so she wasn't actually in the chamber. But Danny Alexander certainly enjoyed using the glamour model's tweets to provoke Labour
by Amber Elliott / 23 Jan 2012
Is Labour opposition to Iain Duncan Smith's plans muted by public opinion?
by Amber Elliott / 19 Jan 2012
The former trade unionist and ex-shadow chief secretary to the Treasury says McCluskey's article was 'megaphone diplomacy'
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