For Cameron, for Clegg, and for leaderless Labour, the opening chapter is crucial
The long shadows of 1997 offer lessons for both the government's first steps and Labour's leadership race
Published by: The Guardian
The long shadows of 1997 offer lessons for both the government's first steps and Labour's leadership race
Published by: The Guardian
Amid the general negativity aimed at Labour’s departing leader, we should wish him well as he wished us well.
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
According to David Cameron it's time for a New Politics, but what doesthat really mean? We ask how the new coalition will work and what the make-up of the new cabinet tells us. Jonathan Freedland thinks the Liberal Democrats have … Continued
Published by: The Guardian
How, runs the logic, could anyone dispute the liberal credentials of the new prime minister now?
Published by: The Guardian
Cameron has limped into No 10 and Clegg may pay heavily. Recast as truly progressive, Labour can forge itself a bright future
Published by: The Guardian
Many still believe, against the evidence, that the Lib Dem faithful won't stomach Nick Clegg dealing with the Tories
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The trouble for Nick Clegg is that he has no idea over who his dance partner could be
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Gordon Brown's fate has been to resemble not just one but several Shakespearean tragic heroes
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A sleep-deprived Nick Clegg grapples this weekend with an excruciating dilemma: it now falls to him to choose the next prime minister
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David Cameron's Conservatives have emerged as the largest party after an election that has resulted in a hung parliament.
Published by: The Guardian