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Darling's memoir does not mean that Brown failed

05.09.11
The former Chancellor's attack on his turbulent boss will not diminish the ex-PM's handling of the credit crunch... more

Free schools are an opportunity, not a threat

22.03.11
Independent schools, in London as elsewhere, are faced with a major challenge with the arrival of free schools and academies... more

Hedge fund star: My plan to turn round London schools

07.03.11
For hedge fund star Paul Marshall, the City's richest are still not giving enough back to society. Here he explains his dedication to the schools charity Ark and its role in the recent controversy over a new free school in Wandsworth... more

We have failed our schoolchildren for far too long

24.11.10
How long until we finally produce an education system that works for London?... more

And the most powerful person in London is... two men, actually

17.11.10
David Cameron and Boris Johnson enjoy an uneasy alliance, especially as the capital’s Mayor has his eyes on the top Tory prize, says Anne McElvoy... more

Labour needs repair whether Ed or David wins

22.09.10
The contest that has divided the Miliband brothers and their party has not addressed the Opposition’s flaws ... more

We can offer no guarantees for Crossrail, Tories admit

15.04.10
Future of Crossrail has been thrown into doubt after the Tories admitted they could not commit to the £16 billion project ... more

Hopes rise of end to BA strike as union agrees to fresh talks

16.12.09
Hopes of a last-minute deal to prevent 12 days of strikes at British Airways rose when union bosses agreed to talks... more

Travel revolution: Oyster rail will cut fares by 30%

23.11.09
Some fares could fall by more than a third when Oyster is extended to every national rail station in London, it has emerged... more

MPs’ fury at Thameslink chaos as commuters left stranded

12.11.09
NEW: MPs attack First Capital Connect and union bosses for leaving thousands of commuters stranded due to a driver shortage on Thameslink trains... more

Date for East Coast nationalisation

05.11.09
The financial nightmare on the East Coast Main Line out of King’s Cross is set to end at midnight next Friday the 13th, when Britain’s most lucrative rail network is nationalised ... more

Transport mess? Blame 11 ministers

02.07.09
Is it any wonder the railways are in a mess, given the turnover of Transport Secretaries? During the privatisation of the railways in the 1990s, the Tories managed to get through five Secretaries of State ... more

Deflation could lower fares for rush-hour commuters

25.02.09
Train companies have lost their battle to prevent anticipated deflation lowering fares... more

Train fares run off the rails

19.02.09
The revelation that train fares in Britain are 50 per cent more expensive than in the rest of Europe can only exasperate passengers whose New Year increases of six per cent for peak-time fares greatly exceeded inflation... more

'Education will suffer with Adonis reshuffle'

06.10.08
Senior Tory Michael Gove raised fears that the integrity of Labour's education reforms could suffer after the replacement of Lord Adonis as Schools Minister... more

Commentary: Clever political moves ... and plenty of distinctive Borisisms

29.09.08
Everything you'd expect to find in the Mayor's speech was there, but with a classic jolly Boris take on it... more

Brown's future is under debate, admits minister

16.09.08
James Purnell has become the latest Cabinet minister to refuse to condemn Labour MPs calling for a leadership debate... more


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