In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Dan Hodges says Cameron’s followers have stopped following
Michael Dugher reviews Ed’s big speech a week on
Jim Murphy says Fox is all bluster and hubris
Peter Watt points out normal folk don’t give two hoots about conference season
Dan Jarvis has been out on the beat
John Healey stands up for the NHS
Josie Cluer wants Ed to rip up some of the old rules
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Dan Hodges says Ed needs more than courage to win
Atul Hatwal has the post-conference blues
Chris Bryant on embracing the past and moving forward
John Woodcock thinks it’s time to forget the West Wing
Rob Marchant’s take on Ed’s big moment
Jonathan Todd says it’s double or quits all round
Anthony Painter’s Sunday preview
Peter Watt has got more than the Labour party to worry about
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Atul Hatwal reveals that troop morale is plunging at the hands of the government
Dan Hodges says we may as well erect a statue of Peter Hain
Kevin Meagher calls for a Barnet formula for the north
Jonathan Todd asks: why can’t the West believe in itself?
Peter Watt thinks the Tories still have the best tunes
Dave Talbot asks: who’s the nasty party now?
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Dan Hodges on DSK, the media and innocence
Atul Hatwal reports on the rise in gambling
Matt Cavanagh fact checks the government’s immigration claims
Inside: The second life of Keith Vaz
Peter Watt wants to know what conference is for
Jonathan Todd asks if Rick Perry is the Republican Bill Clinton
Peter Jefferys on a co-operative rebuilding of finance
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Atul Hatwal on Cameron’s super cop
Dan Hodges knows which side he’s on
Kevin Meagher says Labour should recover its patrician socialist streak
Anthony Painter’s Sunday review: Visions of England
Peter Watt thinks politics is boring and irrelevant
Jon Todd thinks Cameron is a second rate Ted Heath
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Stella Creasy on the effects of the riots and the power of community
Matt Cavanagh fact checks Cameron’s claims on police cuts
Dan Hodges says there is lots of debate to be had, but not today
Peter Watt on the people and the politicians
Atul Hatwal’s memo to Westminster from Croydon
Rob Marchant takes a look at party reform
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Michael Dugher reports on the governments attempts to sneak out the trash
Dan Hodges reveals his guilty crush: Ed Miliband
Atul Hatwal reports on the shadow cabinet’s secret makeovers
Peter Watt casts an expert eye over Labour party finances
Uncut asks: Louise Mensch a future Tory PM or a car crash waiting to happen?
Kevin Meagher feels sorry for Rupert Murdoch. No, really.
… and John Prescott asks #wheresthegovernment?
HT to the great @johnprescott
UPDATE: JP will be picking his favourite caption and the winner will receive a signed copy of his book. You’ve got until Saturday evening to get your efforts in…
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Rachel Reeves on Osborne, bad excuses and growth (or lack of)
Patt McFadden on Norway, and what it means to be Labour
Atul Hatwal’s end of season review of the shadow cabinet championship
Peter Watt’s take on refounding Labour
Matt Cavanagh reports on the latest Tory attack on troop numbers
Tom Harris on the far right, the far left and jihadism
Kevin Meagher says Gideon is letting the side down
… and Dan Hodges abandons his post and goes to Lord’s
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Michael Dugher takes us behind the scenes of PMQs prep
Dan Hodges Commons sketch: Cameron’s escape
Tom Harris stands up for the off the record whisperers and backroom briefings
Kevin Meagher says Cameron is on the ropes, but he’ll last the distance
Matt Cavanagh reports on Cameron’s broken policing promises
Peter Watt offers a very personal account of the need for a work/life balance
Atul Hatwal asks you to pick your hacking heroes
…and a letter from Tom Watson to David Cameron from last year over Mr Coulson
