Paul Linford

Is the Home Secretary the big winner after two weeks of "grandstanding" by Harman and Mandelson? Here's today's Journal ...

Could Harriet Harman really become Prime Minister if Gordon Brown fell? Not if Labour wants to maximise its chances at the next election. H...

Much comment in the MSM and blogosphere alike today over the leadership chances of Harriet Harman as she stood in for Gordo at PMQS. The Su...

Despite the current focus on Jacqui Smith - a sacrifical lamb if ever there was one - Harriet Harman is not yet quite out of the woods over...

I'm not going to claim this is an original thought. The idea came from a post on Paul Burgin's blog earlier today entitled "Ac...

A couple of weeks' back I asked readers on this blog who should replace Alistair Darling as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Such has been ...

Ever since the start of the David Abrahams affair it has been as clear as day that the police would have to become involved eventually. So...

They say all is fair in love, war and politics - but am I the only person in the country who feels some sympathy for Gordon Brown over the f...

I suspect that "God forbid!" would be the answer of most Labour Party members to that question, but the current pressure on Harrie...

One admittedly rather processological story that caught my eye from earlier in the week concerned Harriet Harman's new self-proclaimed r...

I was genuinely pleased for Harriet Harman when she won the Deputy Leadership yesterday - she was by no means the worst of the six candidate...

Okay, so we got it wrong. Most of the pundits who have followed Labour's deputy leadership election contest over the past few weeks wer...