• Awarding of private search and rescue contracts raises serious concerns over operational effectiveness - Maria Eagle

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Maria Eagle MP, Labour’ Shadow Transport Secretary, responding to the awarding of private contracts to provide the UK’ Search and Rescue service, said:

  • There is no evidence to justify Argentina’s actions, which do not reflect the will of the Falkland Islanders - Murphy

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Jim Murphy MP, Labour's Shadow Defence Secretary, commenting on reports that Argentina will make a complaint to the United Nations about Britain’ “militarisation” of the Falkland Islands, said:

  • Letter from Jon Trickett MP to Sir Jeremy Heywood on newspaper reports surrounding Andrew Lansley

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Jon Trickett MP, Labour's Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office, has sent a letter to Sir Jeremy Heywood regarding reports today of briefings from Downing Street against Andrew Lansley. In the letter he said:

  • Cameron's claim that the proportion of front line officers has gone up was both wrong and out of touch - Cooper

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Yvette Cooper MP, Labour’ Shadow Home Secretary, commenting on HMIC figures showing that 9 out of every 10 police officers lost were from the frontline, said:

  • Debate on childcare is now a national priority - Byrne

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Liam Byrne MP, Labour’ Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, commenting ahead of his speech to the Social Market Foundation on the future of childcare, said:

  • Cameron must clarify if briefing on Lansley reflects majority opinion in No 10 - Burnham

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Andy Burnham MP, Labour’ Shadow Health Secretary, said in response to the Downing Street suggestion in today’ Times newspaper that 'Andrew Lansley should be taken out and shot': “David Cameron must make an urgent statement and clarify whether these remarks come from a rogue source, or reflect his own and majority opinion in 10 Downing Street.

  • Defence Select Committee agrees with Labour that capability gaps and lacking contingency plans require urgent action - Murphy

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Jim Murphy MP, Labour’ Shadow Defence Secretary, in response to the Defence Select Committee’ report on ‘perations in Libya’ said:

  • C17 aircraft announcement is an insufficient response to a report which noted serious capability gaps - Murphy

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Jim Murphy MP, Labour's Shadow Defence Secretary, responding to the Prime Minister's announcement on the purchase of a C17 aircraft at Prime Minister's Questions today, said:

  • Cameron's Government has wasted 18 months on its disastrous and wasteful NHS reorganisation - Kendall

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Liz Kendall MP, Labour’ Shadow Minister for Care and Older People, responding to the Health Select Committee Report on Social Care, said:

  • Response to Osborne speech to the FSB - Businesses are crying out for a real plan for jobs and growth - Reeves

    Updated: 2012-02-08 18:27:10
    Rachel Reeves MP, Labour’ Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, responding to George Osborne’ speech to the Federation of Small Businesses dinner, said:

  • Not exactly clear support for Lansley from Cameron at PMQs

    Updated: 2012-02-08 13:15:07

  • The bailout money won't go to ordinary Greeks

    Updated: 2012-02-08 11:58:59
    If you're wondering why Greece is being so obstreperous about the money it's being offered, ponder this chart (hat-tip, zerohedge). Of every euro given to 'Greece', the Greek authorities get to spend just 19 cents; the rest goes on rescuing bankers and bondholders from the consequences of their malinvestments. Yet again, the poor are bailing [...]

  • The agenda Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-08 10:26:51
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The agenda 08 Feb 2012 07:57 Everything happening in politics today Related Articles Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 Unparliamentary language dominates PMQs by Amber Elliott 01 February 2012 The agenda 26 January 2012 The agenda 25 January 2012 What's happening 10.15 Richard Benyon attends the launch of initiative to clean up East London's rivers and

  • The agenda Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-08 10:26:50
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The agenda 08 Feb 2012 07:57 Everything happening in politics today Related Articles Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 Unparliamentary language dominates PMQs by Amber Elliott 01 February 2012 The agenda 26 January 2012 The agenda 25 January 2012 What's happening 10.15 Richard Benyon attends the launch of initiative to clean up East London's rivers and

  • The ECHR: Cameron is trapped in a bind which he himself has approved

    Updated: 2012-02-08 07:53:50

  • George Osborne says anti-business hysteria should be shunned and rewards for success permitted

    Updated: 2012-02-07 19:34:31

  • Lords reform threatens Tory split Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:57
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Lords reform threatens Tory split by Ben Duckworth 07 Feb 2012 16:16 There is talk of panic among Conservative MPs over planned reforms to the upper house Related Articles The agenda 07 February 2012 Tories ponder Lib Dem future by Amber Elliott 25 January 2012 Clegg's not so blue Blue Monday by Amber Elliott 16 January 2012 Christmas cheer at Deputy Prime Minister's Questions 20 December 2011 Labour hold Feltham and Heston by Caroline Crampton 16 December 2011 What would Labour have done by David Skelton 14 December 2011 Nick Clegg

  • Lords reform threatens Tory split Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:56
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Lords reform threatens Tory split by Ben Duckworth 07 Feb 2012 16:16 There is talk of panic among Conservative MPs over planned reforms to the upper house Related Articles The agenda 07 February 2012 Tories ponder Lib Dem future by Amber Elliott 25 January 2012 Clegg's not so blue Blue Monday by Amber Elliott 16 January 2012 Christmas cheer at Deputy Prime Minister's Questions 20 December 2011 Labour hold Feltham and Heston by Caroline Crampton 16 December 2011 What would Labour have done by David Skelton 14 December 2011 Nick Clegg

  • Dickens' classics for cabinet Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:54
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 Feb 2012 11:48 Jeremy Hunt handed out some of the greatest works of fiction at cabinet this morning . We're finding out who got what . Getty Images Related Articles The agenda 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 The agenda 26 January 2012 The many personas of Alex Salmond by David Torrance 25 January 2012 The agenda 24 January 2012 Today marks the 200th

  • Dickens' classics for cabinet Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:43
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 Feb 2012 11:48 Jeremy Hunt handed out some of the greatest works of fiction at cabinet this morning . We're finding out who got what . Getty Images Related Articles The agenda 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 The agenda 26 January 2012 The many personas of Alex Salmond by David Torrance 25 January 2012 The agenda 24 January 2012 Today marks the 200th

  • Beware foreign policies dictated by budgets' says Tory MP Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:42
    , Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Beware foreign policies dictated by budgets' , says Tory MP by Sebastian Mann 07 Feb 2012 11:38 Penny Mordaunt warns of the danger of insisting on affordability with foreign policy Related Articles Bill Cash : I call myself a eurorealist rather than a eurosceptic' by Caroline Crampton 26 January 2012 Zac Goldsmith recall proposals are regressive' by Oliver Wiseman 19 January 2012 PMQs goes back in time by Amber Elliott 18 January 2012 Tanni Grey-Thompson and welfare reform by Caroline Crampton 18 January 2012 Could Dan Jarvis's face

  • Beware foreign policies dictated by budgets' says Tory MP Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:41
    , Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Beware foreign policies dictated by budgets' , says Tory MP by Sebastian Mann 07 Feb 2012 11:38 Penny Mordaunt warns of the danger of insisting on affordability with foreign policy Related Articles Bill Cash : I call myself a eurorealist rather than a eurosceptic' by Caroline Crampton 26 January 2012 Zac Goldsmith recall proposals are regressive' by Oliver Wiseman 19 January 2012 PMQs goes back in time by Amber Elliott 18 January 2012 Tanni Grey-Thompson and welfare reform by Caroline Crampton 18 January 2012 Could Dan Jarvis's face

  • The agenda Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:39
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The agenda 07 Feb 2012 07:50 Everything happening in politics today Related Articles Lords reform threatens Tory split by Ben Duckworth 07 February 2012 Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 The agenda 06 February 2012 A memo to Ed Davey from IPPR by Will Straw and Clare McNeil 03 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 What's happening 8.50 Mark Hoban , financial secretary to the

  • The agenda Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-07 18:25:38
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The agenda 07 Feb 2012 07:50 Everything happening in politics today Related Articles Lords reform threatens Tory split by Ben Duckworth 07 February 2012 Dickens' classics for cabinet by Amber Elliott 07 February 2012 On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 The agenda 06 February 2012 A memo to Ed Davey from IPPR by Will Straw and Clare McNeil 03 February 2012 Miliband on one-nation banking' by Amber Elliott 03 February 2012 What's happening 8.50 Mark Hoban , financial secretary to the

  • International aid has become more important to the donors than the recipients

    Updated: 2012-02-07 16:50:28
    Congratulations to Rahul Bedi for putting into words what we all half-suspected: India neither needs nor wants UK aid. Such grants are outdated and patronising, he says, and encourage corruption. Indeed, Indians have 'become so contemptuous of Britain’s contribution that they accept it merely to avoid causing the Coalition embarrassment'. Ouch! Indians are a courteous [...]

  • If the Liberal Democrats want to run health policy, they should take responsibility for it.

    Updated: 2012-02-07 10:01:35

  • The three kinds of compassionate conservatism

    Updated: 2012-02-07 08:26:58

  • Could Huhne become a Lib Dem king across the water Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-06 20:48:20
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Could Huhne become a Lib Dem king across the water by Charlotte Henry 06 Feb 2012 16:08 Without an official party role to keep him in check , an exonerated Chris Huhne could become a rallying-point for disaffected Lib Dem parliamentarians Getty Images Related Articles On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 A memo to Ed Davey from IPPR by Will Straw and Clare McNeil 03 February 2012 Huhne charged over speeding penalty claims by Caroline Crampton 03 February 2012 The agenda 01 February

  • Could Huhne become a Lib Dem king across the water Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-06 20:48:19
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Could Huhne become a Lib Dem king across the water by Charlotte Henry 06 Feb 2012 16:08 Without an official party role to keep him in check , an exonerated Chris Huhne could become a rallying-point for disaffected Lib Dem parliamentarians Getty Images Related Articles On fairness the government is taxing its credibility by Martin Shapland 06 February 2012 A memo to Ed Davey from IPPR by Will Straw and Clare McNeil 03 February 2012 Huhne charged over speeding penalty claims by Caroline Crampton 03 February 2012 The agenda 01 February

  • May she defend our laws and ever give us cause…

    Updated: 2012-02-06 09:39:04
    As Queen Elizabeth celebrates 60 years on the throne, it is instructive to glance at the changes that have taken place on our doorstep. Spain has gone from being a fascist dictatorship via an absolute monarchy to a parliamentary monarchy, with a failed military coup in 1981 and perennial republican agitation Greece, a monarchy until [...]

  • A conservative case for gay marriage

    Updated: 2012-02-06 08:34:47

  • To mark 200 years of Dickens, Jeremy Hunt gives one of the great author's books to Cabinet colleagues

    Updated: 2012-02-05 15:08:42

  • A terrible Sunday press for Cameron. We are getting back to the unhappiness of the pre-veto period.

    Updated: 2012-02-05 09:00:12

  • How many more Syrians have to die, asks William Hague, before Russia and China allow the UN to act?

    Updated: 2012-02-04 20:51:41

  • IDS and Gove continue to impress Tory members

    Updated: 2012-02-04 16:23:21

  • Tory members say deregulation should be top growth priority

    Updated: 2012-02-04 08:59:48

  • HS2: unaffordable, unecological and unwanted

    Updated: 2012-02-04 00:20:14
    I wanted to weep this morning, and not from the cold. It was a perfect English winter sunrise, stark, bright and icy, and it found me in one of the loveliest spots in my constituency: Hartwell House in Buckinghamshire. I crunched through the frost, marvelling at the confidence that had allowed eighteenth-century landscape gardeners to [...]

  • The wisdom of the mob

    Updated: 2012-02-03 11:59:31
    Coriolanus is not an easy play for politicians to watch. From the moment he walks onto the stage, the eponymous general flaunts his fierce contempt for the electorate: What's the matter, you dissentious rogues, That, rubbing the poor itch of your opinion, Make yourselves scabs? His refusal to be polite to voters leads not only [...]

  • Cameron's letter to Huhne praises his contribution to creating "greenest government ever"

    Updated: 2012-02-03 11:46:23

  • Three political implications of the prosecution of Chris Huhne

    Updated: 2012-02-03 10:44:34

  • Criminal records will be wiped clean under plans to give ex-offenders a better chance in job market

    Updated: 2012-02-03 08:24:17

  • While UKIP I march Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-02-03 01:15:23
    , Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Campaigns Campaigns Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS While UKIP , I march by Gawain Towler 02 Feb 2012 A former outsider has been slowly , silently gaining ground on the major parties in the opinion polls , says Gawain Towler . Watch out , here comes UKIP Related Articles Labour hold Feltham and Heston by Caroline Crampton 16 December 2011 The liberty of Thom Yorke and continental cheeses by Sadie Smith 12 December 2011 80mph speed limit is a classic case of coalition compromise by Caroline Crampton 29 September 2011 Tory jibes from grown up' Lib Dems by Amber Elliott 19

  • Government sends another signal that it's about to (again) increase our contribution to the IMF bailout fund

    Updated: 2012-02-02 16:02:37

  • Let's not forget the EU's older and more familiar abominations

    Updated: 2012-02-02 09:35:48
    Coriolanus is not an easy play for politicians to watch. From the moment he walks onto the stage, the eponymous general flaunts his fierce contempt for the electorate: What's the matter, you dissentious rogues, That, rubbing the poor itch of your opinion, Make yourselves scabs? His refusal to be polite to voters leads not only [...]

  • Introducing the Conservative Baldemorts

    Updated: 2012-02-02 07:26:55

  • Dark clouds gathering over Downing Street. Storms possible. Number 10 don't forecast Tory majority.

    Updated: 2012-02-02 07:13:55

  • Ireland and the United Kingdom have never been closer

    Updated: 2012-02-01 08:45:35
    Like most British people, I love Ireland. It’s a separate country, but it’s not really foreign. The Irish talk as we talk, dress as we dress, eat as we eat (and, tragically, drink as we drink). We watch the same television programmes, follow the same football teams, shop at the same chains. We share that [...]

  • Let's remove honours by X-Factor

    Updated: 2012-02-01 08:26:43

  • PMQs: Miliband attacks on health and banking, but Conservatives launch benefits cap counter-attack

    Updated: 2012-02-01 00:57:51

  • The black squirrel project

    Updated: 2012-01-31 18:02:48
    A black squirrel was first reported (in the wild) back in 1912 – in either Bedfordshire  or Hertfordshire , according which article you read!  That particular black squirrel had probably escaped from the ‘menagerie’ of a ‘well to do’ collector.  Victorians, and to a lesser extent Edwardians, were great collectors of things – both living [...]

  • The veto has been dropped; the only option now is an In/Out referendum

    Updated: 2012-01-30 14:35:05
    So now we know: no repatriation, no renegotiation, business as usual. December's 'veto' turns out to be nothing of the kind; at best, it is a partial opt-out. Britain had asked for concessions in return for allowing the other member states to use EU institutions and structures for their fiscal compact. No such concessions were [...]

  • It's taxpayer-backed remuneration that's outrageous, not bonuses

    Updated: 2012-01-29 17:37:41
    Are you upset about Stephen Hester's pay deal? If so, peer into your soul and ask yourself why. Do you believe he has done a rotten job, and deserves to be punished for failure? Do you think his bonus is somehow sneaky, or not in the spirit of his contract? Do you feel his incentives [...]

  • The solution to the euro crisis? A European credit rating agency!

    Updated: 2012-01-27 13:48:27
    How do you suppose MEPs plan to get out of Europe's economic mess? By acknowledging that the single currency was a rotten idea to begin with? By allowing stricken economies to default, decouple and devalue? Nope. They plan to regulate, or even censor, American credit rating agencies; and, at the same time, to create a European [...]

  • For the good of this government's health Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-01-26 07:16:50
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Opinion Opinion Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS For the good of this government's health by George Pascoe-Watson 26 Jan 2012 No 10 is desperate to stop the NHS becoming a toxic issue . For 2012, it has created a neutralisation' plan Related Articles The people's party has been disconnected by Dan Hodges 26 January 2012 TP's inbox 25 January 2012 2012 : London's Year and probably Boris's by Andrew Hawkins 25 January 2012 The Cameron curse by James Lyons 24 January 2012 Time for some ethics in business by Lisa Nandy MP 09 January 2012 The year that will keep the PM up at night

  • The people's party has been disconnected Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-01-26 07:16:48
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Opinion Opinion Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The people's party has been disconnected by Dan Hodges 26 Jan 2012 Labour desperately wants to rebuild its relationship with the working class , but who are they Related Articles For the good of this government's health by George Pascoe-Watson 26 January 2012 TP's inbox 25 January 2012 2012 : London's Year and probably Boris's by Andrew Hawkins 25 January 2012 The Cameron curse by James Lyons 24 January 2012 Time for some ethics in business by Lisa Nandy MP 09 January 2012 Do all-women shortlists work by Jacqui Smith and

  • Sebastian Mann Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-01-25 07:15:32
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Content By Sebastian Mann Still Yes We Can' by Sebastian Mann 24 Jan 2012 Approval may be waning at home , but disillusionment with Obama hasn't traversed the Atlantic Advertise with TotalPolitics Bloggers Sadie Smith Nik Darlington Francesca Preece Charlotte Henry James Clayton Martin Shapland Most read Most recent Most comments Our Theresa May cover shoot In appreciation of Jacob Rees-Mogg Theresa May : A feminist in kitten heels The Cameron curse On higher education , confusion reigns Now panic and freak out Sadie Smith is defecting Diane Abbott's crass generalisations Who will lead the anti-independence fight Fact-checker alert at PMQs Real' liberals are delighted

  • Why the Falklands want to stay British Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-01-22 03:00:13
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Opinion Opinion Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Why the Falklands want to stay British by Emma Edwards 29 Apr 2011 Emma Edwards , a member of the Falkland Islands Legislative Assembly explains why the islanders want to stay part of the British Overseas Territories community Gilbert House , the premises of the Legislative Council of the Falkland Islands in Stanley . Image : Falklands Island Government Related Articles Could Dan Jarvis's face be what Labour needs by Caroline Crampton 13 January 2012 The government must face the overwhelming support for an EU referendum by Andrew

  • Who will lead the anti-independence fight Total Politics

    Updated: 2012-01-16 00:29:40
    Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Who will lead the anti-independence fight by Amber Elliott 09 Jan 2012 14:46 With the PM speeding up the timetable for a potential Scottish independence referendum , should those who object start to formalise their campaign Getty Images Related Articles Could Dan Jarvis's face be what Labour needs by Caroline Crampton 13 January 2012 Does immigration cause unemployment by Matt Cavanagh 11 January 2012 Fact-checker alert at PMQs by Amber Elliott 11 January 2012 The battle lines are drawn on a Scottish referendum by Caroline Crampton 11

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