Labour had no ‘credible economic policy’, Darling admits
Labour went into the 2010 general election without a credible economic policy because of disagreements at the top of the party, Alistair Darling admitted today.
Old scores: Darling to hit out at ‘brutal and volcanic’ Brown
Alistair Darling’s forthcoming memoirs will highlight his tense and fractious relationship with Gordon Brown, according to media sources.
Commons epetitions set 100k target
Members of the public will be able to get issues of their choosing debated on the floor of the Commons – if they can find 99,999 people to agree with them.
Brown blasts News International
Gordon Brown has hit out against Rupert Murdoch and the broader media, in an extraordinary Commons intervention.
Sketch: When Gordon Brown speaks, the world stops to groan
Even on the day parliament completed its expenses rehabilitation, Gordon Brown managed to whip up a maelstrom of partisan hatred.
Brown’s tears over NI revelations
Gordon Brown has broadened his attack against News International by accusing it of links with the “criminal underworld”.
Brown intervention deepens phone-hacking scandal
Allegations concerning attacks by News International on Gordon Brown brought the phone-hacking row to fever pitch today.
The plot to destroy Blair: Balls hits back
Ed Balls has claimed there was no “brutality” to replacing Tony Blair, as the Labour leadership is thrown into disarray by leaked files.
