Scottish independence gamble as party leaders quit PMQs
David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg have taken the unprecedented step of missing tomorrow’s PMQs to campaign in the Scottish independence referendum
Brown wades into independence debate: No more ‘undivided Westminster sovereignty’
Gordon Brown returns to front-line politics with six-point plan for future of Britain ahead of Scottish independence referendum
One last smear: McBride attacks Miliband’s leadership qualities
Ed Miliband’s judgement as prime minister would be limited by his “tendency to overthink things”, Damian McBride has said.
Gordon Brown: Parliament’s highest-earning MP
Former prime minister Gordon Brown is the member of parliament earning the most from work outside parliament, new data have revealed.
Straw: Brown knew he wasn’t up to the job
Gordon Brown “lacked the fundamental qualities” to be a good prime minister, former foreign secretary Jack Straw has said.
Brown: Chris Hoy shows why Scotland can’t be independent
Gordon Brown used the inspiring success of Team GB, the London 2012 Olympics and Chris Hoy to make the case against Scottish independence today.
Come Dine With Me from Hell: Queen has lunch with her PMs
The Queen endured a potential minefield of social tension today, as she celebrated her Jubilee with a lunch involving the surviving prime ministers of her reign.
Blair: Brown was ‘bonkers’ and I couldn’t be bothered with him
More details have emerged of the total breakdown at the height of government during the New Labour period with the publication of the next volume of Alastair Campbell’s diaries.
Brown blasts press for ‘failing Britain’
Britain’s press has failed the country by mixing fact and opinion, Gordon Brown has told the Leveson inquiry.
Preview: What to expect from Leveson’s biggest week
Some of Britain’s biggest political names are giving evidence at the Leveson inquiry this week. Here’s a summary of the areas where they’re likely to face the toughest questions.
