PMQs verdict: Miliband overshadowed by… everybody
When it comes to his despatch box performances, Ed Miliband is barely living up to his job title as leader of the opposition.
PMQs verdict: A midterm shambles – but Cameron keeps grinning
The fact MPs were sitting down and stationary for the first prime minister’s questions is not going to stop this writer claiming they all had a spring in their step.
Miliband’s new year’s resolution: Come up with some policies
The Labour party will begin providing detailed policy proposals next year, Ed Miliband has promised in his new year’s message.
PMQs verdict: An insufferable parade of bullies and swots
This was David Cameron’s first opportunity to bash Ed Balls since the shadow chancellor’s autumn statement howler last week. Britain was in for a prime minister’s questions masterclass in bullying bravado.
Drift towards division: Leveson unity evaporates
Cross-party unity on Lord Justice Leveson’s to reform press regulation appeared to be sliding away this weekend.
PMQs verdict: Cameron and Miliband grinning at the heart of the storm
Around them Ed Miliband and David Cameron’s respective backbenchers yelled and brayed, but the prime minister’s questions moment seemed to hold. Their eyes locked…
Miliband takes on ‘the wrong people’
Ed Miliband has pledged to “stand up for the right people, not the wrong people” as he looks to reshape Britain’s economy after 2015.
Sketch: Red Eds woo blue collars
Ed Balls might appear chirpier, but it’s Ed Miliband who’s winning the workers over on a factory floor in Stevenage.
Miliband warns against ‘dangerous’ Tory eurosceptics
Britain is “sleepwalking” towards an exit from the European Union because of growing euroscepticism in the Conservative party, Ed Miliband has warned.
Miliband and No 10 in living wage legality scrap
Downing Street has questioned moves by Labour to force contractors to pay their employees the living wage.
