17 Labour MPs including former Cabinet Minsters back new Open Europe report

17 Labour MPs including former Cabinet Ministers back Open Europe report

Southampton Labour MPs John Denham and Alan Whitehead are today urging eligible constituents to take advantage of the Government's flagship energy help scheme Warm Front, to make their homes warmer and cut their energy bills. The Warm Front scheme - which offers heating and insulation improvements to households living on low incomes – is expected to see up to £30 million worth of ...

Welsh Labour MPs concerned about the threat to Cardiff-based chain Peacocks call on the UK business secretary to take action to help save the firm.

Labour MPs didn't pick Ed Miliband as Labour leader; they preferred his brother. Labour members didn't pick Ed Miliband as Labour leader; they preferred his brother too. It was the union bloc that delivered the crown unto Ed — spearheaded by the votes, support and influence of the country's largest trade union, Unite. Which is what makes Len McCluskey's article for the Gu...

There was a fun game we used to play during Gordon Brown's premiership: counting the number of ‘buck up, or we kick you out’ ultimatums that Labour MPs delivered to their leader. There were, suffice to say, a lot of them. And tallying them up they illustrated two things: the constant, sapping pressure that the Brown leadership was under, and Labour's persistent inability to a...

Sir Christopher said party donations should be capped at £10,000 and state funding increased to remove the taint of corruption. This after wibble about how large donations are seen to be for preferential access. Look, maybe donations do buy influence. Maybe the unions’ money gets them Labour MPs as lapdogs, just as hedge fund money

Senior Labour MPs have been told to deny that Ed Miliband is the party's equivalent of Iain Duncan Smith, whose ill-fated leadership of the Conservatives saw him deposed before he fought a general election.

Time was when Deputy Prime Minister’s Questions was the closest you got to bloodsports in the House of Commons. The DPM would be tethered, red-faced and growling, to the dispatch box, as Labour MPs taunted him and propelled all sorts of bile at him, augmented by the odd tactical nuclear missile rear-launched by the Tory

Prime minister explains his actions in Brussels to jeers from Labour MPs over a “bad deal” for Britain, while Tories MPs cheered a “bulldog spirit”