Labour publishes A Future Fair for All: New industries, future jobs. Labour today publishes A Future Fair for All: New industries, future jobs, which sets out Labour's policies for long term economic success and highlights the risk posed by the Tories' old-fashioned ideological rejection of any role for government in equipping our firms and people for a global economy. To read a copy of ...

Patrick Nolan, Chief Economist, Reform The NHS occupies a unique place in British politics. MORI polling has shown that the most important issue to the country in this election campaign is the future of the service. As a result, as...

Senator Dodd's new financial regulation bill is not by itself enough but it is a good starting point: solid reform in the near future is now a realistic prospect

William Hague insinuates a future Tory government is prepared to invest in the military, to build new industries…but what about investment in higher education and research for the same purposes? Under the Tories, though people may want for their basic needs, our army will still be free to kill johnny foreigner when he doesn’t do as ordered.

THE future of public services in Scotland was being debated today at a seminar run by the Scottish Parliament's think-tank.

A BANK of England report has warned of "considerable uncertainty" in the labour market despite recent improvements in unemployment figures.

The electorate is being "cheated" by the refusal of politicians to spell out the coming cuts in public services, an independent commission on their future warns.

This past weekend Solomon asked why, of all the European Powers, Germany has the weakest navy in terms of power projection. It's not that the German navy hasn't been thinking about it. In 1994 Germany had trouble with the withdrawal of its troops from UNISOM II in Somalia. The navy thought a new type of ship could prevent future problems. The ship had such a priority that the navy said i...

Unite's role in the BA dispute reveals the grip that a discredited spin doctor has on Labour and its future, says Andrew Gilligan

The environment minister is expected to claim Wales has the potential to produce twice its renewable energy needs in future.