Cathy Jamieson: "Surely in a situation where everyone seemed to be suggesting that tax breaks were a good idea prior to the election, it would have been incumbent then on

Cathy Jamieson, the Labour Co-operative MSP, has launched her bid for the leadership of the Scottish Labour Party. In her early speeches, she has promoted the Co-operative movement and co-operative policies for Scotland.In a meeting with ASLEF representatives, Cathy called for a "fundamental review" of Scotland's railways, including the mutualisation of Network Rail, in support of our People's Rai...

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill passed its Third and final Reading in the House of Commons on 22nd October. MPs approved it by 355 votes to 129. The Bill then passed to the Lords and thence for Royal Assent. And so it came to pass that on the eighth day Parliament created animal-human hybrids, so-called ‘saviour siblings’, and fatherless IVF children, because God had shown ...

Cathy Jamieson MSP, the candidate for the Scottish Labour leadership backed by the Co-operative Party, has been interviewed in The Co-operative News. We had already established her commitment to the cause, especially her support for the principles of the People's Rail Campaign. But in the interview she goes further: "I believe the fundamental values of co-operation - members’ involvemen...

SCOTTISH Labour leadership contender Cathy Jamieson promised the party would have a "pensioners' champion" if she succeeds Wendy Alexander.

Labour MSP Cathy Jamieson today announced her intention to bid for the Westminster seat being vacated by former defence secretary Des Browne at the next general election.

Lib Dem MP David Heath’s private member’s bill to provide help for those suffering from fuel poverty fell in the House of Commons this afternoon. It required 100 votes to pass, which it lacked thanks to the absence of most MPs and the opposition of government whips. The full list of those who did turn

Henry G Manson says the 11/4 on Cathy is a good value bet Cathy Jamieson is the acting Scottish Labour Leader following the resignation of Wendy Alexander. She was the party’s Deputy Leader before this contest and has previously been Minster for Justice and for Children. As the election race progresses her rivals for

Here is the latest business statement for the House of Commons. You'll notice the mysterious absence of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill that had been due to return to the Commons next week, but now won't be coming back...

I am left wondering if someone is farting too much having read this written question,Mr. Burstow: To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission what the House of Commons Commission's most recent assessment is of the efficiency of the ventilation systems in each building in the House of Commons part of the parliamentary estate.Too many subsidised baked beans?