Despite the governments travails, it is the Leader of the Opposition, rather than the prime minister, who finds herself under pressure, as the parties face the voters at local and mayoral elections next month.
Despite another panning for Rachel Reeves from left and right this week, Frank McKenna explains why the second part of 2025 may be more positive for the chancellor and UK Plc.
Labour may only be six-months into government – but they’re running out of time already.
Frank McKenna says thanks and happy new year… as we take a look back at an eventful 21st anniversary year for DIB.
It’s time Labour started to remind people of the huge mess they inherited – and tell us what they are doing about it.
Frank McKenna reflects on what lessons Labour may learn from Kamala Harris’ election defeat in America.
Though largely welcoming the Chancellors first budget, Frank McKenna is concerned that Labour is not delivering the ‘business friendly’ agenda it promised – and he offers a brief reflection on Donald Trump’s return to the White House.
Frank McKenna reflects on Labours first budget in fifteen years.
The Tory hustings in Richmond will decide who will lead the Conservative Party into the next General Election.
Frank McKenna is fuming over the governments inability to grip the ‘freebie-gate’ story.
Frank McKenna reflects on this weeks Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
