Ken Livingstone has me a bit confused. Hearing him attack Boris Johnson is certainly not a surprise. But hearing him attack Boris Johnson for saying what Ken Livingstone himself said previously? That’s a bit odd, shall we say. Compare and contrast now and then. The now: Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone were engulfed in a

Operation Black Vote has published the second part of their interview with Ken Livingstone. In this second and final part of the Ken Livingstone interview the discussion touches on his effectiveness at working with Government on behalf of Londoners, his potential Mayoral team and a self analysis of his strengths and weaknesses. The first part is viewable

Labour's London mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone criticises David Cameron and Boris Johnson over their handling of the riots in the capital.

Ken Livingstone has confirmed to The Guardian that he will run for Mayor of London in 2012. It is hard to see how anyone could stop Livingstone from winning the Labour nomination so we will likely have a reprise of this year's Ken v. Boris race. Livingstone is presumably betting that it will be harder for Boris to win with a Tory government in power than it was with a Labour one. The thought that ...

Oona King has confirmed that she will challenge Ken Livingstone as Labour candidate for London mayor. It should be remembed that although Ken Livingstone lost the last election to Boris Johnson, the Labour vote went up in London both in absOlute and relative terms, as Ken Livingstone is still widely popular, and remains an electoral

Ken Livingstone sent UCL students this message of support: David Cameron has achieved what even Margaret Thatcher could not, turning an entire generation against his government in months. This new anti-Tory generation is showing the way by peacefully demonstrating in huge numbers, with great imagination and with commitment to fairer society. Occupations like those we are now seeing,

The Communication Workers Union is backing Ken Livingstone as Labour candidate for Mayor of London. CWU is impressed by Ken Livingstone’s pro-jobs campaign and positive outlook for London in the face of government cuts. CWU has a long history of working with Ken and will be recommending all eligible members vote for him in the upcoming

According to the Independent's Ian Burrell, Ken Livingstone likes nothing better than reading this blog or ConservativeHome. I suppose he's got plenty of time on his hands now... One of his favourite sites is Conservative Home, or "Tory Home" as he calls it. Here Ken finds not only coverage of London politics but what he believes are the true colours of a party that David Cameron wishes ...

I seem to be getting stuff from Ken as well as Fidel and Mumia, Alan Wheatley and Colin Revell…well lets blog. Was Ken too close to the city as Mayor? Well I still say back Ken when it comes to Venezuela, Cuba, real action on climate change, etc. See what you think…   Ken Livingstone today launched

Ken Livingstone launches campaign to be London mayor. Look at this website. Ken Livingstone says: I’m running to be Labour’s candidate for Mayor of London for one clear reason. If I am elected my focus will be to do everything I can to protect Londoners from the recession and the effects of the new government’s policies. I