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• He wants to, yet he doesn't. Will Brown do a Callaghan?

  9 Jan 2009:

  Martin Kettle: The last thing on his mind? Get real. The prime minister will be agonising over election timing. It's all worryingly like 1978

• Nothing but a grand day out

  8 Jan 2009:

  John Harris: If Brown is serious about the regions he should install a permanent goverment presence somewhere outside London

• Tony Blair meeting details made public

  8 Jan 2009: Gordon Brown and other leading ministers face threat of having official meetings made public knowledge

• A year of reckoning

  8 Jan 2009:

  Greg Clark and Jeremy Hunt: Brown's response to the slump has vindicated our claim as Conservatives to be the progressive party

• Ride the bus, Mr Brown

  8 Jan 2009:

  David McKie: If he wants real feedback, our leader should embrace his Agincourt and take the local routes

• Ministers drop resistance to making meeting details public

  8 Jan 2009:

  Gordon Brown and other ministers face the threat of having their official meetings made public knowledge

• Cherie Blair pulls out of Labour Friends of Palestine launch

  7 Jan 2009:

  Former PM's wife cancels appearance at next week's event

• On the stump

  7 Jan 2009:

  Editorial: Nowhere in the country is safe from the political roadshow in these, the dog days between Christmas and parliament's return

• Gaining stock

  7 Jan 2009:

  The housing minister Margaret Beckett tells Peter Hetherington why local councils must be given a greater role in housebuilding

• How Labour is learning the art of internet campaigning

  6 Jan 2009:

  Labour's 'Webcabinet' is classier than any of the other internet spoofs from the main political parties that I've seen

• Working-class values

  6 Jan 2009:

  Letter: Fears about foreign workers undercutting wages and taking jobs are as old as the labour movement itself

• Is this really Brown's favourite dish?

  6 Jan 2009:

  Lance Price: The PM's favourite dish is fried leftover cabbage and potatoes brightened up with a bit of melted cheese

• Green shoots

  6 Jan 2009:

  Editorial: All political parties need to think much more broadly and radically if this really is going to be a green recession

• Police election reform is still needed

  5 Jan 2009: Dick Muskett: The home secretary's proposal to directly elect members of police authorities was flawed – but critics shouldn't call the subsequent back-down a victory

• Where is the opposition?

  5 Jan 2009:

  Henry Porter: Labour continues to strip away our civil liberties. Why isn't the Conservative party doing anything to stop this?

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