by Katy Clark MP and Julia Hartley-Brewer / 29 Aug 2012
Katy Clark MP bewails the state of the UK's Fourth Estate, but former political editor Julia Hartley-Brewer cautions against writing off a whole industry because of a corrupt few
by Andrew Hawkins / 14 Aug 2012
Will Scotland choose devo-max, independence or the status quo, asks Andrew Hawkins
by Dan Hodges / 02 Aug 2012
The Labour leader has uncovered another heartfelt moral issue. But this approach has its strengths and weaknesses
31 Jul 2012
The pick of your letters and comments on July's issue of the magazine
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by Will Straw / 26 Jul 2012
Sorting out childcare provision is hardly child’s play, says Will Straw, but it could bring real benefit to the taxpayer
by Vince Cable / 24 Jul 2012
Business secretary Vince Cable explains why he is focusing on the British aerospace industry, the world’s second largest, and how he can help develop new aircraft programmes
by Dan Hodges / 03 Jul 2012
Picture it: the sunny Tuscan hills, a bottle of Chianti, Ed Miliband, Vince Cable, Chuka Umunna, David Laws… It could so happen
by Andrew Hawkins / 01 Jul 2012
Israel, North Korea and Pakistan are some of the world's most negatively-viewed countries. The chairman of ComRes, Andrew Hawkins, examines why
by Felicity Parkes / 29 Jun 2012
The Con-Dems are one big, happy political family, says Felicity Parkes, but siblings are invariably rivals
by Ed Staite / 26 Jun 2012
Let’s reward genuine hard workers, says Ed Staite, not those who expect hand-outs
by Tim Shipman / 22 Jun 2012
Danny Alexander, Ken Livingstone, Hay Literary Festival and the G8 - the Daily Mail's deputy political editor takes us through a regular month in the Lobby
by Andrew Hawkins / 30 May 2012
Andrew Hawkins examines the deputy prime minister’s recent form and asks, are storm clouds gathering over Nick Clegg’s beleaguered party?
by Adrian Ramsay / 29 Aug 2012
Adrian Ramsay believes it’s time to take political education seriously, and put citizenship at the heart of schooling
by Political Animal / 08 Aug 2012
A Braveheart v Balmoral campaign is the perfect way to lose a Scottish referendum, claims Political Animal
by George Pascoe-Watson / 01 Aug 2012
As a return to ‘bread and butter’ policies is ordered from on high, has David Cameron found a new way to reach the masses?
by Tom Bradby / 31 Jul 2012
The political editor for ITV News on recess, prime ministers' wives and his new film
by Heather Wheeler MP and Siobhan Benita / 25 Jul 2012
A party gives your beliefs focus, says Heather Wheeler MP, but for Siobhan Benita, the factions are stuck in the Jurassic era, and it’s increasingly difficult to tell them apart
by Mark Diffley / 17 Jul 2012
Scottish Labour's polling performance has improved under new leader Johann Lamont, says Mark Diffley, research director for Ipsos MORI Scotland. Should we brace ourselves for a red recovery north of the border?
by George Pascoe-Watson / 02 Jul 2012
Cameron’s hands-off approach is worrying those concerned for the future, notes George Pascoe-Watson. Is there a firm hand on the tiller?
by Andrew Hawkins / 30 Jun 2012
The chairman of ComRes looks at the assertion that English is the dominant language in business
by Andrew Hawkins / 27 Jun 2012
If the coalition doesn’t sell the austerity package, David Cameron could face a cold dawn come 2015, says Andrew Hawkins
23 Jun 2012
Your visual guide to the key political events of the coming month
21 Jun 2012
The pick of your letters and comments on June's issue of the magazine
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
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