Here’s Lib Dem manifesto author Danny Alexander’s first take on the launch of Labour’s manifesto: Every Labour manifesto since 1997 has been full of promises they have broken. They simply can’t be trusted to do a single thing they say. The tax system is less fair than when Labour came to power. The only party that

Launching his party's manifesto for June's European elections, Rhodri Morgan acknowledges voters' "real anger" over MPs' expenses.

Gordon Brown MP, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, today launched Labour's 2010 General Election Manifesto, together with the Cabinet, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Edgbaston, Birmingham. To download the Manifesto please click here. Labour believes our programme for further national renewal meets the big challenges facing Britain with proposals that are ambitious but affordable ...

Ed Miliband will remain in charge of the Labour Party manifesto, combining it with his new Climate Change and Energy role in government. Can Labour now put together a coherently 'red and green' fairness manifesto? This was a question I was musing on earlier on the Fabian Next Left blog, as the reshuffle news was breaking. That Ed Miliband remains in charge of the manifesto is good news. ...

The cover of Labour's new manifesto has echoes of promotional material used in the party's 1923 campaign, which saw it form a minority government with the support of the Liberal party.

Gordon Brown, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, launched Labour's Seaside Manifesto today.

Gordon Brown MP, Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party, today launched Labour's 2010 General Election Manifesto, together with the Cabinet, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Edgbaston, Birmingham.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown today launched 'Creative Britain', the Labour Party's culture manifesto, at the National Glass Centre in Sunderland. To view a full version of the manifesto please click here.

Gordon Brown will tomorrow promise to put mutualism and co-operatives, such as the John Lewis Partnership, at the heart of Labour’s election manifesto. A Downing Street source said he wanted to draw heavily on the manifesto of the Co-operative party, an affiliate constituent of Labour, in preparing his own programme. Sure, why not? A market in

Sometimes it is back to the future. This week brought a strange coincidence to my life. There on the same desk was the Conservative manifesto seeking much wider participation and ownership for all in the life of our country, and there was a request