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Recruiting members should not be an end in itself — signing up the faithful is risky
Publishers fear for free speech as Miliband and Clarke seek data bill amendment
New legislation risks curtailing journalists’ ability to do their jobs
The former deputy prime minister is a knowledgeable and amiable host but could do with sharpening his interview technique
The former Labour leader is a likeable co-host of ‘Reasons to be Cheerful’
The UK opposition party is now in the vanguard of new ideas
Former Labour leader shows sure comic timing as quizmaster at Momentum event
Grassroots group earns grudging respect from even its opponents in UK’s opposition party
UK government doubles down on its concerns about scandal-hit US broadcaster
Culture chief asks watchdog to review new objections after Fox named in US ‘fake news’ lawsuit
Culture secretary says more time needed to consider responses on possible review
Residents angry at revised plan to push high-speed line through their town
Former Labour leader interviews the Labour-leader-who-never-was for radio
Maurice Glasman Number 10 meeting underscores Tory wooing of Labour vote
Remember: Ed Miliband was right on the pressing issues of the day
Minority investors complain that UK media group is worth more than £11bn proposal
Co-operation and mutual understanding will canlead to a better outcome for all
Party fined for failing to declare spending on election stunt
Resistance to ‘hard’ exit grows among opposition and media
Nia Griffith is fourth holder of job this year; Starmer to face Davis on Brexit
May says she is ‘coming after’ tax-dodging companies
A new biography of Attlee emphasises his ‘unobtrusive progressive patriotism’
Social democrats have been laid low in Europe by the populist left, writes Stephen Bush
Both candidates making bold claims to appeal to hard left Labour members
Miliband lost last year’s UK election but he has won the economic argument, writes Asher Dresner
