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Labour risks losing North, says Blears

03.07.09
Labour is in danger of losing the electorally vital battle for the North and shedding "aspiring" voters, says former Communities Secretary Hazel Blears.... more

Public sector staff abandon Labour amid fear for jobs

16.06.09
Labour's support among public sector workers has collapsed amid fears that the soaring national debt will lead to massive job losses... more

London is our first love

09.03.09
Londoners see themselves more than ever as a tribe apart who identify with their city ahead of their country... more

Club that aims to give Eton’s boys an edge

04.12.08
Forget the Bullingdon Club. Forget too, these troubled times. Eton College has started its own club for those keen to get on, credit crunch or not: The Stockbroking Society... more

Pupils call for more freedom 'to be creative'

26.11.08
Pupils want less formality and more internet in schools to help increase the country's creativity... more

For Labour’s sake go, Gordon: it’s David’s turn

22.09.08
One eminent Labour critic of the PM says that only a new leader – David Miliband – has the energy to reverse his party’s fortunes... more

Jokes about Miliband follow PM to Kabul

21.08.08
Gordon Brown faced fresh embarrassment over his leadership as the Afghanistan president joked about him being replaced by Foreign Secretary David Miliband... more

75% of voters fear economy will be worse over next year

23.07.08
Voter confidence in the economy has slumped lower than during 1979's winter of discontent... more

Brown offers to meet MPs to cool summer unrest

23.07.08
Gordon Brown has moved to head off unrest among Labour MPs by offering private meetings with those concerned about the Government's unpopularity... more

New poll puts Ken and Boris neck-and-neck

09.04.08
Ken Livingstone is ahead in the race to be the next Mayor by just one point, a new poll has found ... more

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