Suite en Blanc is a clever, well-judged revival that enhances the reputation of both English National Ballet's dancers and its director Wayne Eagling... more
Made in Dagenham has been turned into a feelgood fest that will warm the cockles or leave you cold depending on how you feel about its star, Sally Hawkins... more
City Comment: The best bet in politics now is David Cameron will be the next Prime Minister, invited by the Queen to form a government on Monday or Tuesday... more
Gordon Brown could continue as Prime Minister if there is no clear winner in the upcoming election with proposals to give him 18 days to try and form a working government... more
Brighton’s landmark hotel has seen it all, from the IRA bomb to Tony Blair’s reaction to 9/11. Next week’s conference gatherers will find it has lost none of its grandeur... more
Lord Carter's report maps out a future direction for the media industry - but he has left too many issues unresolved in the wilderness, says Roy Greenslade... more
A combination of humility, old-fashioned party management and sheer weight of numbers helped Gordon Brown survive the crunch meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party... more
Former Warburgs director John Littlewood is pamphleteering for the Right-leaning Centre for Policy Studies. His research shows the London stock market has fallen 26% since Labour came into power in 1997 ... more
After all the talk of a Cabinet coup to unseat Gordon Brown, the Labour conference seems certain to conclude today with the Prime Minister firmly in the saddle... more
The Prime Minister convinced us that on his watch, boom-and-bust cycles were a thing of the past. Now we know the truth, it is difficult to imagine Labour clinging to power... more
They are the new pin-ups of the green movement - the young campaigners who today clambered atop the Palace of Westminster to protest at plans to expand Heathrow... more