Saturday, 04, Jul 2009 08:41
Gordon Brown has condemned the personal attacks which have become common practice among politicians.
Former communities secretary, Hazel Blears, has said Labour is in danger of losing its foothold in the North at the next general election.
David Cameron offered a surprise public apology to gay people for section 28, ahead of Gay Pride this weekend.
Gordon Brown has attempted to head off Tory attacks on his honesty with a pledge to the electorate that he can be trusted on spending.
Peter Mandelson has hit out at shadow chancellor George Osborne by accusing him of a "deliberate untruth".
ConservativeHome has published a survey of Tory candidates in 144 of the 220 most winnable seats. Confidential and exhaustive, the survey offers a fascinating insight into the next generation of Conservative leaders.
Gordon Brown's fumble brought the House down.
Review our coverage of Gordon Brown's 'public engagement event' selling Building Britain's Future here.
This is what politics is going to look like for a long, long time.
Labour and the Conservatives are engaged in a battle for the pink vote as London prepares to host the annual Gay Pride celebrations this weekend.
The constitutional renewal bill aims to rebuild trust in Britain's democracy by redistributing power away from the centralised state, strengthening Parliament and making the executive more accountable, further reforming the House of Lords, and improving civil liberties.
The aviation industry experienced massive growth in the 1980s and 1990s. The UK was one of the principal beneficiaries of this growth, and today, it has an aviation sector that is second only to that of the USA.
We're in for a treat this week, as Peter Mandelson heads to the committee rooms for his grilling by MPs.