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Kinnock daughter-in-law leads Left to victory in Danish election

16.09.11
Denmark's prime minister-elect begins talks to form a new government after ousting a Right-wing coalition ... more

Kinnock daughter-in-law hit by 'gay smear' on eve of election

15.09.11
Lord Kinnock's daughter-in-law forced to deny her husband is gay at the climax of her campaign to become Denmark's new prime minister ... more

As the politicians fret, Rupert Murdoch just keeps on winning

23.12.10
Forget the fallout, Vince Cable’s ‘declaration of war’ on the media tycoon merely reminds us of his huge influence... more

Tower Hamlets shambles is down to Labour's bugbear... the fear of looking racist

22.10.10
Commentary: As Ed Miliband absorbs his first ballot box defeat as leader, many in the party want an inquest into the chaos... more

Sir Philip Green will be a Herod over cuts, says TUC chief

29.09.10
The appointment of Sir Philip Green to head a review of government spending was like “putting Herod in charge of a creche”, according to TUC deputy general-secretary Frances O’Grady... more

This is no fresh start — young Ed Miliband is Neil Kinnock’s Kid

27.09.10
However much Labour’s new leader postures as the voice of the new, the party will revert to pre-Blair ideology... more

David Miliband: I'd serve under Ed if he was Labour leader

31.08.10
Labour leadership frontrunner David Miliband says he would be ready to serve in his brother Ed’s shadow cabinet... more

Sarah Palin is one screwball who could upset the US apple cart

20.08.10
View from America: Democrats ignore Sarah Palin’s power at their peril as this November’s mid-term election campaign hots up ... more

Oona King can tackle violence, says The Wire star Idris Elba

23.07.10
Idris Elba, star of The Wire and Luther, was unveiled as the latest high-profile supporter of Oona King’s campaign to be Mayor... more

Peter Mandelson's memoirs - candour without charm

22.07.10
If one message emerges from this book, it is how much Mandelson would have loved to have been a box-office star... more

Gordon Brown in House of Lords as aide takes seat

20.07.10
Gordon Brown was present in the House of Lords today to watch his aide of almost 20 years take her seat as a Labour peer... more

Mandelson: Gordon Brown was 'scarred' by Tony Blair's leadership victory

16.07.10
Lord Mandelson said Gordon Brown 'went to a dark place' after Tony Blair was elected leader of the Labour party... more

Why it won’t be the newspapers wot won the election

05.05.10
Media Analysis: History shows there are limits to the press’s influence in elections — even before Lib-Dems’ shock rise in 2010 ... more

The Prime Ministerial finger points at his loyal gatekeeper

28.04.10
The Prime Minister was immediately heard pointing the finger at “Sue” — understood to be Sue Nye, his long-standing and ultra-loyal No10 gatekeeper... more

Crucial London seats will signal election triumph

07.04.10
With 5.5 million voters and a dozen hard-fought marginals, London is the battleground no party dares lose... more

George Osborne should remember the Tories' 1992 Budget

16.03.10
City Comment: It is amusing to hear George Osborne warning the Chancellor not to use next week’s Budget for a pre-election bribe, because that is exactly what the Tories did in 1992... more

Betting on a heady mix of dire warnings and class warfare

22.12.09
New Tories, New Danger. Gordon Brown may not yet be printing posters depicting David Cameron with demon eyes, but Labour’s “fear factor” strategy for the next general election is now clear.... more

City Spy: Simon Cowell is the new guru for economy

16.12.09
Desperate - is the way that everybody wants a slice of Simon Cowell... more

Kinnock: ‘Flamboyant’ Blair not the president we wanted

20.11.09
Video: European leaders were right to reject Tony Blair’s 'flamboyance' for little-known Belgian, former Labour leader Neil Kinnock said... more

Greats gather for Sir John Mortimer

17.11.09
Video: It was evident from those who packed Southwark Cathedral for a celebration of the life of Sir John Mortimer that the playwright, barrister and creator of Rumpole of the Bailey, was very much loved by all... more

PM may use 'scaremonger' tactics to fight Cameron

30.09.09
Thousands of teachers, transport and council workers would be put in fear of losing their jobs under election tactics which Labour may deploy against the Tories... more

Gordon Brown loses it in TV meltdown

30.09.09
Angry Gordon Brown loses his cool on live TV and walks off interview while still connected to a microphone as PM's fightback falters... more

Andrew Marr says he was right to quiz Brown over pill-taking

28.09.09
BBC interviewer Andrew Marr refused to apologise for asking the Prime Minister if he was on anti-depressants... more

Clan Kinnock and their Euro jackpot

12.06.09
After losing two general elections, the Kinnocks moved to Europe and prospered. Now they’re back — but will they save or sink Labour?... more

Sir Alan Sugar's peerage may be stopped by watchdog

08.06.09
Sir Alan Sugar's promised peerage could be blocked by anti-sleaze watchdogs, it has emerged... more

Scargill is right - for 25 years Labour has failed to appreciate King Coal

12.03.09
It was always going to be Arthur Scargill who would reopen the deep wounds that have scarred the Labour movement...... more

I'm a diehard Leftie but my son is going to private school

14.10.08
If England, according to Oscar Wilde, is the native land of the hypocrite, then the contortions achieved by former Left-wing supporters of state education in order to justify sending their kids to private schools have to be some of that land's most curious rituals. When I was a child in London my parents schooled me privately to begin with, and then when the inherited dosh ran out sent me to a state school. It was at that point that my mother began to trumpet her great belief in comprehensives. Even aged 13, I couldn't help seeing hypocrisy in this. ... more

Battle of the unlikely lads is FA Cup Final to savour

16.05.08
I hope and expect that Portsmouth will prevail by a single goal in what promises to be a cagey, disjointed, ugly, massively tense and riveting game... more

Everyone likes Ken - until they know him

28.02.08
Neil Kinnock's famously damning view of the Mayor holds true: take a closer look and you find he is not the great hope for social justice he purports to be... more

Harry is wizard of West End

28.02.07
Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe today admitted his West End debut - in which he appeared nude in front of a packed first night audience - was a terrifying experience.... more


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