Labour's Deputy Leader accuses the Government of failing to live up to its own calls for 'high standards' in its investigation about Liam Fox's dealings with close friend Adam Werritty.

Ed Miliband MP, Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party, has today announced his new frontbench team in full. Labour's new frontbench is as follows: Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP Shadow Deputy Prime Minister, Party Chair and Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Rt Hon Harriet Harman MP Foreign and Commonwealth O...

Allegations over Liam Fox's relationship with close friend Adam Werritty, raise "very serious questions" according to Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman.

Labour Party members were wrong to boo at the mention of Tony Blair's name during the party conference, deputy leader Harriet Harman tells the BBC.

Members from across Cornwall attended last week's Labour Party conference in Liverpool. Delegates from North Cornwall to St Ives were actively involved in the conference with every constituency represented. Councillor Jude Robinson was hailed from the platform on a number of occasions, including by Deputy Leader Harriet Harman MP and Environment Spokesperson Mary Creagh MP. Labour Leader Ed M...

Harriet Harman speaks of Ed Miliband rather as one might speak of a plucky schoolboy whom one is anxious to encourage: "Ed took on Murdoch and won!"

Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman, claimed that the party had "turned" the corner, in a strong defence of Ed Miliband yesterday.

Harriet Harman speech to Labour Party Conference 2011. It's been great to be in Liverpool this week. On behalf of everyone here at our Conference I want to give a huge thank you to all the people of Liverpool. You gave us such a warm welcome. You're rightly proud of your magnificent city. And we're proud of Labour's role in its transformation. But people are worried - here and ...

Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Harriet Harman denounces Coalition's voting reforms warning they will deny millions of people the vote.

Harriet Harman closed the Labour Party conference by praising London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone, former Scottish leader Iain Gray and the "dynamic new generation of young Labour" before telling delegates: "let's go for it".