Labour 'must spell out policies'
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Ex-home secretary Charles Clarke says Labour is suffering from "debilitating" uncertainty about its policy direction.
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The Tories are creating a team to assess how policies would be brought in if they won the next election.
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Labour is ready for an October election, according to the party's campaign coordinator.
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Labour will continue to pursue controversial reforms if it wins a third term in power, says the party's election chief.
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Tory leader seeks to capitalise on Labour funding controversy with plan to restore trust in politics
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The government must review the help it gives manufacturing firms in a bid to stem job losses, says the TUC.
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Labour has a "serious problem" with its finances but can recover, says the party's honorary treasurer.
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BRIGHTON: British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown challenged Britain's governing Labour Party yesterday to forge a "progressive consensus" that would guarantee prosperity at home and give a beacon of ...
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Tony Blair urges Labour election candidates to make themselves accessible to voters.
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Foreign secretary outlines his desire for 'second decade' of Labour government.
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Comment is free: Katherine Rake: With the election of Harriet Harman, Labour has the chance to make equality a core policy.
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Labour may be trying to target hospital cutbacks in areas where rival parties have seats, the Tories claim.
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Skilled workers from outside the EU will have to learn English before entering Britain, the PM is to announce.
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A senior MP says Environment Secretary David Miliband should make a bid for the Labour leadership.
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Council tenants should look for work or risk homelessness, the new housing minister is expected to say in a speech.
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By MIRROR REPORTER  LABOUR yesterday challenged Environment Minister John Gormley to publish the legal advice he was given on the controversial M3 project.
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Britain's ruling Labour Party was struggling to shift the pre-election focus to domestic politics, as Prime Minister Tony Blair was called on yet again to defend the war in Iraq.