The head of Britain's biggest union tore into Ed Miliband last night, warning that the Labour leader was taking the party to disaster – and risking his own survival – by alienating its most loyal supporters.

A campaign for people to leave 10 per cent of their estate to charities and cultural organisations on their death claimed the backing of all three political parties yesterday.

Blairite former e-campaigns manager says Labour is no longer a 'party of aspiration'

Labour's acceptance yesterday of the Tory case for cuts is welcome, but Miliband and Balls still look like a losing team

Prime Minister David Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband traded accusations today over who was responsible for rail fare hikes of up to 11 per cent.

Opposition leader warns wealth tax may be used to help tackle Britain's deficit

Kelner's View

Fairness is said to be at the heart of the Coalition's economic recovery strategy. So it is only fair to acknowledge that David Cameron put his finger on the right issue when he proclaimed yesterday that things are unfair at the top. The growing disparity between the top 10 per cent and those at the bottom of British society makes a mockery of Chancellor George Osborne's suggestions that "we are all in this together".

Opposition is never easy. It’s frustrating when you see people experiencing tough times up and down the country.

Miliband’s tough talk could help Lib Dems as Coalition prepares to release its proposals

Labour frontbencher Diane Abbott apologised today after claiming "white people love playing 'divide & rule"'.

Cooper's politics are not mine but she would be populist on law and order, and she would be noticed