PMQs verdict: Miliband drags himself into the mud
It’s hard to work out who Ed Miliband was trying to impress today.
The Week in Review: Miliband rising
It’s happening at an almost glacial pace, but the Conservative party are finally starting to wake up to the likelihood that Ed Miliband will be prime minister after the next election.
PMQs verdict: Miliband upstaged
Ed Miliband was upstaged today, but not by David Cameron
Tories warn Cameron of ‘disaster’ if he opposes living wage
David Cameron’s opposition to the living wage risks “disaster” for the Conservative’s electoral prospects, a group of Tory MPs has warned.
The living wage: David Cameron deserts the centre ground
The living wage was the perfect opportunity for David Cameron to show that he has reformed the Conservative party. Once again, he has failed to take it.
Miliband under pressure to make living wage compulsory
Ed Miliband’s plans to encourage businesses to pay the living wage will “not significantly” tackle lower pay, members of his party warned him today.
PMQs verdict: Cameron consumed by the red peril
These exchanges are all about momentum and the momentum was with Ed Miliband right from the moment John Major sat down at the press gallery lunch yesterday.
Boris Johnson backs Ed Miliband’s ‘Stalinist land grab’
Boris Johnson today backed plans by Ed Miliband to force developers to use land or lose it, but warned that it should not be done in a “Mugabe-esque way”.
Comment: There’s nothing more British than hating the establishment
Ralph Miliband’s determination to bring down the establishment does not mean he hated Britain. There is nothing more British than taking on those in power – whatever the Daily Mail may say.
Ed outraged after Mail on Sunday infiltrates Miliband family memorial
Ed Miliband has won a grovelling apology from the Mail on Sunday’s editor Geordie Greig, after a letter to the newspaper’s owner Lord Rothermere saying its behaviour “crosses a line of common decency”.
