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?
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
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Dan Hodges says phone hacking is not the silver bullet
Anthony Painter calls for media ownership reform
Kevin Meagher thinks Ed deserves a pat on the back
John Woodcock on the BskyB bid and media regulation
Atul Hatwal reports on Ed’s next move
Dave Talbot says big up to the Guardian
Ian Austin isn’t after blue or new, he wants future Labour
Matt Cavanagh says the government are spinning rising crime rates
… and this weeks Commons sketch
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Atul Hatwal on the Lib Dem reaction to the NoTW revelations
Anthony Painter says News International needs to be broken up
Dan Hodges on the kaleidoscope of renewal
Michael Dugher says the govt must swallow its pride and adapt to the Arab spring
Jonathan Todd says as Huhne divides, Labour must conquer
Peter Watt asks; can trees really be more “sexy” than people?
…and this weeks PMQs sketch
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Dan Hodges says it’s time for Labour’s flat earthers to get real
Matt Cavanagh on Cameron’s lies and betrayal on knife crime
Michael Dugher says the NHS changes tell us all we need to know about Tories
Peter Watt looks at Labour’s funding challenge
John Denham says Labour needs relentless focus on private sector growth
Anthony Painter reviews the Master Switch by Tim Wu
Atul Hatwal says our message on the economy isn’t cutting through
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Ed Balls says this week saw another black Wednesday for millions of Britons
Ex gen sec Peter Watt offers some advice for interested applicants
Dan Hodges asks why don’t we try and find out why we lost?
Tom Watson says letter from director of public prosecutions discredits Met testimony
Atul Hatwal offers up an Old Politics case for AV
Recovering intern, Sabrina Francis, thinks there must be a better way
…and Tom Harris takes aim at Ollie Letwin in this weeks half a minute Harris
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Michael Dugher says the right posture can really help a squeezed middle
Tom Watson looks forward, and says winners don’t look back
Sally Bercow says ministers are all over the place – no grip, no delivery
Atul Hatwal thinks Ed Balls has a commitment problem
Victoria Williams wants more women in the government
… and in this weeks Half a minute Harris, Tom took on Polly over AV
In case you missed them, these were the best read pieces on Uncut in the last seven days:
Uncut reports on the tory council attempting to ban homelessness
Atul Hatwal says celebrate Barnsley but recognise Labour’s poll lead is soft
Jim Murphy on why Dan Jarvis’ election can help Labour serve our communities
Uncut asks a question to which the answer is no: Did Gordon snub Steve?
Sally Bercow says axing libraries is cultural vandalism and a false economy
Tom Watson investigates the offside hires at the heart of the government
Dan Hodges questions Ed’s foreign policy foray
Rob Marchant writes; when it comes to tax, it’s the politics, stupid
…and Uncut introduces “Half a minute Harris”
