Mick Williams’ letter of resignation from the Labour Party
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Darling’s ‘recipe for recovery’ signals the clear general election dividing lines
By Keith Richmond /Thursday, March 25th, 2010Budget roundup
Could this be the year for a Popular Front?
By Tribune Web Editor /Thursday, February 11th, 2010A realignment of the left in a hung parliament? That is a realistic possibility, according to Robert Taylor No current opinion survey comes anywhere near predicting that the Labour Party can hope to win an overall parliamentary majority at the general election expected in May. The best Labour can hope for is to have enough [...]
Blair off the hook because vital Iraq documents were kept out of the public domain
By Tribune Web Editor /Thursday, February 11th, 2010As the public are asked to ballot for a seat to hear Gordon Brown’s evidence to the Chilcot inquiry next month, more evidence is emerging of how Tony Blair was let off the hook during his session because vital documents given to the Iraq inquiry are not being made public.
Coalition for Labour Victory: MP signatories
By Tribune Web Editor /Thursday, February 4th, 2010Diane Abbott John Austin Colin Burgon Ronnie Campbell Colin Challen Michael Clapham Katy Clark Harry Cohen Michael Connarty Frank Cook Jeremy Corbyn Jim Cousins Jon Cruddas Ann Cryer Ian Davidson David Drew Bill Etherington Mark Fisher Paul Flynn Neil Gerrard Fabian Hamilton Dai Havard David Heyes Kelvin Hopkins Lindsay Hoyle Brian Iddon Lynne Jones Andrew [...]
By Tribune Web Editor /Saturday, January 19th, 2008
IN THE imbroglio of the Peter “no ifs, no buts†Hain affair questions are inevitably being asked about why Labour Party officials did not accept Harriet Harman’s suggestion that spending on the deputy leadership campaigns should be capped. The answer is apparently venal. Because the party imposed a 15 per cent levy on all funds [...]
By Tribune Web Editor /Saturday, December 29th, 2007
THERE has been a small outbreak of sanity on planet mad. King Abdullah, who presides over Saudi Arabia, has pardoned a female rape victim who was sentenced to jail and 200 lashes for being alone with a man who was raped in the same attack. The custodial sentence and 200 lashes were imposed after the [...]
Independence would be the best 60th birthday present for NHS
By Tribune Web Editor /Friday, December 21st, 2007Jill Palmer – Prescriptions
THE National Health Services reaches its 60th birthday next year and, despite political interference, financial restraints and endless criticism, it is still going strong.
