by Andrew Hawkins / 25 Jan 2012
Andrew Hawkins looks at the year’s big event – no, not the Olympics. Will Ken or Boris be first to the tape?
by James Lyons / 24 Jan 2012
The Daily Mirror's deputy political editor shares his horror stories of travelling with the PM and takes issue with the BBC
by Henry Hill / 30 Dec 2011
Henry Hill says a devo-max victory is a unionist defeat
by George Pascoe-Watson / 22 Dec 2011
2012 was meant to be the coalition’s turning point, but the economic crisis intervened. What does David Cameron do now?
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by Andrew Hawkins / 21 Dec 2011
Andrew Hawkins looks at why the Scottish independence vote could mean the end of Westminster politics as we know it
by Ann Treneman / 20 Dec 2011
Times sketchwriter Ann Treneman confesses her concerns about politicians' use of language, and hands out her 'lickspittle of the year' award
by Martin Horwood and David Taylor / 30 Nov 2011
Martin Horwood MP and David Taylor discuss whether or not the UK is living up to its commitment on international development
by George Pascoe-Watson / 24 Nov 2011
George Pascoe-Watson analyses David Cameron's chances of appealing to women voters
by Ben Duckworth / 23 Nov 2011
Ben Duckworth introduces you to what's inside the December issue of Total Politics
by Jane Merrick / 22 Nov 2011
In her diary, the Independent on Sunday's political editor Jane Merrick wonders whether we might be about to see the start of 'Occupy Christmas'
by Nic Dakin / 29 Oct 2011
Nic Dakin MP condemns the government’s thinking on the EMA
by Chris Ship / 25 Oct 2011
ITV News senior political correspondent on his frantic month of travelling to bring you the news
by Lisa Nandy MP / 09 Jan 2012
Lisa Nandy MP says it’s time for a change in the field of business ethics
by Jacqui Smith and Charlotte Vere / 28 Dec 2011
Former home secretary Jacqui Smith takes on Charlotte Vere of the Women On think tank
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?
by Paul Blacklock / 30 Nov 2011
In its attempt to be the 'greenest government ever', the coalition risks stifling sustainable growth in rural areas, argues Paul Blacklock
by Andrew Hawkins / 28 Nov 2011
Could the setting up of a statutory register of lobbyists prevent another Werrittygate? Andrew Hawkins investigates
by Dan Hodges / 24 Nov 2011
Dan Hodges gets to grips with the Labour Party's hang-ups about its past
23 Nov 2011
TP's readers have their say on the EU, elected police commissioners and volunteer work for parliamentarians
by Andrew Hawkins / 03 Nov 2011
Andrew Hawkins on the public view of the handling of civil disobedience law
by Alasdair Thompson / 27 Oct 2011
Alasdair Thompson shines a bright-green spotlight on a labour of pure fiction
by George Eustice MP and Wayne David MP / 24 Oct 2011
George Eustice MP and Wayne David MP clash at the border between euro-championism and euroscepticism
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"The prime minister has said he does not believe that statutory legislation is necessary to achieve the principles outlined by Leveson."
"The prime minister has said he does not believe that statutory legislation is necessary to achieve the principles outlined
"We have a growing relationship with the EU as an institution, which has an increasing voice in the world,
"Just one day after their botched relaunch, even people at the very heart of Cameron's government are losing faith
"The number one priority now is reducing the deficit that they [Labour] left us - the biggest deficit since
"Our mission is clear: to get Britain living within its means and earning its way in the world once
"Since then, Britain, the colonial power, has refused to return the territories to the Argentine Republic, thus preventing it
"The central premise of my campaign for president was to change the tax code that was too skewed towards
"We have paid a very heavy price but I think the reason for coming here in the first place,
"Public servants should not be rewarded for failure. But that was exactly what happened when the BBC Trust paid
