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i foresee a less than united front on Europe too. its assumed there's a single party view, when historically they are divided on the issue. i cant see Corbyn campaigning for a stay in option alongside Cameron, he'll try to stay neutral at most, a possibility of quietly supporting for out.

i wouldn't be so sure of a early change. the rump of the PLP, those not signed up to Corbyn as leader, are in a state of paralysis. they cant do anything while the Labour Membership is supporting him. they'd be split two or three ways on who to replace anyway, so there's no threat unless...

so to be clear then, you were congratulating Osborne on the increase of the debt? (or was it the deficit? you worked out which yet?) you wont see me denying the debt has increased, because it has massivly. when the public sector is enlarged to the tune of hundreds of billions, thats going to...

from someone who earlier showed confusion between debt and deficit, thats a bit rich. to remind you: every time some highlights the increased debt in the past 6 years, all they are doing is show how little Osborne has cut, and how much the largess of the previous Labour government has...

the briefings are/were coming from Labour and Corbyn's own team. for a reshuffle-lite, which i agree it was, he didn't half fanny around over it. bearing in mind the number of Corbyn supporters in parliament, he doesn't have a large pool to draw on, so i doubt he has much scope for a...