Harriet Harman MP, Labour's Shadow Culture Media and Sport Secretary, said in response to reports today that Glenn Mulcaire may have been involved in illegally tracking mobile phones:

As usual, questions to the Deputy Prime Minister this week covered a large variety of subjects. Nick Clegg was on passionate form on several issues. Harriet Harman asked if he would “admit that he urgently needs to take further action to help the young unemployed?”. Refreshingly, Nick Clegg did admit this, adding: …it would be

Hilary Benn MP, Labour’s Shadow Communities and Local Government Secretary, Chuka Umunna MP, Labour’s Shadow Business Secretary, and Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Culture Media and Sport Secretary, met Mary Portas, who is leading the Government review on high streets and town centres today.

Harriet Harman MP, Labour's Shadow Deputy Prime Minister, said in response to Nick Clegg's admission at questions in the House of Commons today that "we do need to take more action" on youth unemployment and that "it would be a real dereliction of duty if we did not do more":

Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Culture, Media and Sport Secretary, commenting on the announcement that London will host the 2017 World Athletics Championships, said:

Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport and MP for Camberwell and Peckham, today publishes a report on the damaging effect of betting shops on high streets and communities in low-income areas across the UK. She calls on the Government to take action.

Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Culture, Media and Sport Secretary, responding to new revelations in the phone hacking scandal, said:

Don't be too hard on the Independent leader writer and proof readers. Ed or David Miliband? It's an easy mistake to make. John Humphrys got it wrong on the Today programme back in May, and even Ed's own deputy, Harriet Harman, slipped up. "I hope we will have David, er, Ed, Ed Miliband elected as Prime Minister at the next election," she told Woman's Hour during the L...

Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sports responding to a new report which highlights the important role of the Future Jobs Fund in helping young people work in the creative industries: "As this report shows, the Future Jobs Fund gave hundreds of young people, many from the most deprived areas, the chance to work in the creative industries. "It also got long...

Either the leader or the deputy leader of a political party should always be a woman… or at least that’s what Harriet Harman believes.  Harman is once again trying to push forwards a rule within the Labour Party meaning that one of the two ‘top jobs’ within the party should always be filled by a