Michael Brown: It's far worse for Brown than it was for Major
                   
independent.co.uk     14-May-2008            

The Labour peer Lord Desai recently compared Gordon Brown's style to "porridge – maybe haggis". The question is whether the Prime Minister is now toast. With Frank Field still – a decade on – "thinking the unthinkable", albeit now with apologies, the mutterings are turning to the once unthinkable... [read full story]                    


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William McIlvanney: Ghost of Old Labour has nothing to rattle but our chains

scotsman.com     5 hrs ago          

Published Date: 07 September 2008 'THIS is the first time I've ever been in this place," I heard one man saying to another last Wednesday evening. But the specialness of this evening's event had no doubt brought others...                    

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Our obsession with crime is crushing our freedoms

guardian.co.uk     6 hrs ago          

Between talk of broken society and ever-increasing powers of police surveillance, there seems to be a competition between politicians to make us miserable The story of Milly, an eight-year-old cat who disappeared out of...                    

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Andrew Rawnsley: Labour despairs of Brown, but there is no sign of a Brutus

guardian.co.uk     6 hrs ago   15 related          

The party can neither make a collective decision to get rid of the beleaguered Prime Minister, nor to rally round him A fortnight tomorrow, Gordon Brown will make his leader's speech to the Labour party, the conference...                    

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Labour '2-0 down to Conservatives'

jpress.co.uk     4 hrs ago   3 related          

Labour is "two-nil down" to the Conservatives in the race for the next General Election, one of Prime Minister Gordon Brown's closest allies has admitted. But Schools Secretary Ed Balls insisted there was "still a lot to...                    

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