David Milliband writes in The Guardian, mainly about how Labour can take on the "status quo" politics of David Cameron. Apart from the Miliband commentary piece itself, there is a fairly straight news report on the front of The Guardian. There is a somewhat daft report in The Times, which opens by saying: "David Miliband tomorrow dares Gordon Brown to sack him by setting out how Labour can still w...

Voters would overwhelmingly prefer David Cameron as prime minister, even if Labour replaced Gordon Brown with David Miliband, a new Guardian/ICM poll shows today.

Poor old Alan Duncan might have to survive on emergency rations. The Guardian reports that David Cameron is planning to cut ministerial pay if the Tories win the next election. Here are the details: ‘David Cameron is planning to make his ministers take significant salary cuts if he forms the next government, senior sources have told the Guardian. The Conservative party high command have calc...

A "well-placed source" tells the Guardian: "David Cameron said the candidate he hoped for was Ed Miliband, and the candidate he most feared was David Miliband." Isn't it convenient the "well placed source" said that just when the ballots go out? If I was that journalist I'd think - 'hmmmm, is there an agenda here?' But clearly people are more gullible there.

So it begins. David Miliband's pitch for the leadership in the Guardian may not make a single mention of Gordon Brown, but it makes a great many references to David Cameron. Which is, after all, as it should be. What Mr Miliband has to do is persuade his party that he would be the leader who could offer the most damaging critique of the Conservatives. And in that capacity, his article scores some...

Labour’s Karen Buck has hit back at claims by David Cameron that the Living Wage is Conservative policy and that Boris Johnson introduced it in London, warning that the “Tories have not changed and cannot be trusted to raise family living standards”. In an article for The Guardian today David Cameron said: “The one progressive new

This morning’s ICM poll in The Guardian shows that David Miliband is no silver bullet for Labour’s problems: Cameron leads Miliband by the same margin, 21 points, he does Brown on the question of who would be the best Prime Minister. However, Miliband supporters will argue, as The Guardian’s editorial does, that Miliband’s ratings might improve as the public get to know him...

David Miliband MP, Labour's Foreign Secretary, has responded to reports that Vaclav Klaus has signed the Lisbon Treaty and commented on David Cameron's failure to clarify his policy on the treaty. David Miliband told Labour Matters: "So much for David Cameron's cast iron guarantee to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty." "As British Foreign Secretary, I would welcome Mr Cameron&#...

In an article in today’s Guardian, Simon Jenkins writes that the Tories will win the next election because of the electability of David Cameron as Prime Minister and nothing else. Based on the Conservative Party Conference thus far, it’s hard to disagree with him. In fact, going back further it has long been the case that

David Miliband has told Sky News his article in the Guardian is not a challenge to Gordon Brown, it was a challenge to David Cameron.