by Amber Elliott / 26 Sep 2011
The general secretary of the GMB union tells Total Politics that Ed Miliband needs to ‘be himself’ if he is to win power
by Amber Elliott / 25 Sep 2011
David Miliband has found a good fit with Movement for Change - it allows him to lead, without being seen as a challenge to his brother
by Amber Elliott / 23 Sep 2011
Although Lord Green's plans are at a very early stage, the last thing we need is to reinforce the 'cosy relationship' narrative at the top of government
by Amber Elliott / 21 Sep 2011
Labour takes a bashing, the Tories don't, and the Lib Dems come second to 'the nation'
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by Amber Elliott / 20 Sep 2011
Conservative MP Dan Poulter was discovered in Birmingham last night, sampling the Lib Dem nightlife
by Amber Elliott / 19 Sep 2011
A slightly irritable Nick Clegg was not his most charming in a Q&A at Liberal Democrat conference
by Amber Elliott / 19 Sep 2011
The Liberal Democrat MP has had a busy recess, driving around his constituency on his summer tour and drumming up support for his party. Amber Elliott went along for the ride
by Amber Elliott / 18 Sep 2011
Lib Dem conference is collectively blushing at the presence of floppy-haired actor Hugh Grant in Birmingham. But beyond those dreamboat eyes, he might have a good point on the Lib Dem advantage over the phone-hacking scandal
by Amber Elliott / 06 Sep 2011
There was 'family compassion' on NOTW, according to witnesses at the phone hacking committee hearing today. But with conflicting evidence, secret dossiers on private lives and many questions unanswered, the 'family' might be growing apart
by Amber Elliott / 19 Aug 2011
Amber Elliott follows the former head of the GLC as he sets off on the campaign trail to regain his place as Mayor of London
by Amber Elliott / 26 Sep 2011
The general secretary of the GMB has written in The Times today, suggesting that the City will not vote for Ed Miliband. We grabbed a few words with Paul Kenny to talk about his comment piece
by Amber Elliott / 25 Sep 2011
Ken Livingstone's speech to Labour conference today made it clear that this time it's personal
by Amber Elliott / 22 Sep 2011
Contrary to what his brother Ed told a magazine this week, David is going to be in Liverpool
by Amber Elliott / 20 Sep 2011
In a specially extended online version, Tony Benn talks campaigning zeal and the Labour Party's renewal
by Amber Elliott / 20 Sep 2011
David Cameron enjoys an early morning run, but yesterday Nick Clegg rowed away his cares
by Amber Elliott / 19 Sep 2011
Lib Dem figures are lining up to show their ‘true feelings’ towards their coalition partners. But will jibes about George Osborne really reassure the party base?
by Amber Elliott / 18 Sep 2011
The Lib Dem president peppered his conference speech with humour, but the message behind it was serious – the party needs to get back to basics. And that means ‘community politics’
by Amber Elliott / 07 Sep 2011
Nadine Dorries was lively as ever in the first PMQs since summer recess
by Amber Elliott / 22 Aug 2011
The prime minister's business-like statement on the steps of No10 paved the way for 'difficult days ahead'
by Amber Elliott / 18 Aug 2011
Going on the campaign trail with Labour's candidate for Mayor of London, with under a year until the next election
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