If Cameron has been hasty by cheering the economy, Labour has hardly seized the opportunity to launch its own Plan A
by Dan Hodges / 29 May 2012
Miliband is jubilant after the May elections, but Labour still has a way to go to win the nation’s heart and convince them Ed is the answer
by Dan Hodges / 01 May 2012
Now is surely the time for a strong Labour offensive, but is the parliamentary party up for it? It seems that it’s down to the new faces to pick up the baton
by Dan Hodges / 01 Mar 2012
Ed Miliband is facing possible fracture of the Labour movement
by Dan Hodges / 22 Dec 2011
By appointing new directors, Ed Miliband is trying to take control of Labour HQ. Will the plan to get Victoria Street on his side work?
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by Alasdair Thompson / 27 Oct 2011
Alasdair Thompson shines a bright-green spotlight on a labour of pure fiction
11 Jul 2011
HS2, the Labour left and sentencing policy - TP's readers have their say on the issues raised in last month's magazine
by Andrew Hawkins / 23 Feb 2011
Andrew Hawkins reckons George Osborne has little time to prove to a doubtful public that his party's economic policies are sound
by Dan Hodges / 29 Mar 2012
Will May be the month when it all goes badly wrong for the Labour Party? Whatever happens, Ed must avoid ‘Australia Syndrome’
by Dan Hodges / 26 Jan 2012
Labour desperately wants to rebuild its relationship with the working class, but who are they?
by Dan Hodges / 24 Nov 2011
Dan Hodges gets to grips with the Labour Party's hang-ups about its past
by Nick Pearce / 25 Sep 2011
Ed Miliband is showing a firm hand on the wheel, but is it enough to lead his party to victory at the next general election? Nick Pearce examines Labour’s current position
by Hopi Sen / 29 Mar 2011
The Lib Dems aren't just people who got lost on the way to Labour committee rooms, and Labour would do well to remember that, says Hopi Sen
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