ED MILIBAND

Labour leader Ed Miliband has been accused of looking awkward while giving money to a beggar

The Labour Party leader is expected to commit to an English Devolution Act.

Ipsos MORI says Labour would only win 23% of the Scottish vote at the 2015 General Election

Exclusive: The head of the UK Digital Skills Taskforce says the move could improve careers advice.

Miliband appoints a new Europe spokesman as Cameron faces fears of Brexit from moderate loyalists.

The hyperbolic reaction to Lord Freud's "not worth minimum wage" comments is misguided.

The prime minister has launched a make-or-break campaign to hang on to Rochester.

Harry Leslie Smith's policies are in line with so many disenfranchised people in Britain. For the views of this 91-year-old RAF veteran turn author is going to be bang in demand.

John Mills backs Ed Miliband and lashes out at tax frauds in interview with IBTimes UK.

Obama said the US stands by Britain and will take decisive action to 'degrade and ultimately destroy ISIL.'

Labour leader condemns Conservative's proposals to pull out of European Courts of Humans Rights

The prime minister delivered a powerful speech to end a Tory conference overshadowed by the Ukip threat.

Labour leader sparse on details about plan to pay for thousands more NHS staff by closing tax loopholes.

A poll from YouGov found 72% of respondents supported the proposal announced in Manchester.

Miliband appears to have failed to enthuse his party with his final key speech before the general election.

The Labour leader attempted to restore faith in politics with his final key speech in Manchester before the general election.

The Labour Party leader says the move is part of his 'six goals' for the future of Britain.

Labour leader gave backing to mansion tax in speech at final party conference before 2015 election.

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls caught on video dancing to Psy's Gangnam Style.

The Labour Party leader wants to increase the national minimum wage to £8 by 2020.

But Balls is expected to say that the 'tough decision' will save taxpayers £400m over five years.