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• Party conference season: the highs, the lows … and the policy proposals

  9 Oct 2014: Ed Miliband forgetting the deficit, Ukip’s handbag tax, Boris Johnson’s blue jokes and the Lib Dems going feral

• NHS policy: Labour and Conservative plans don’t add up

  Guardian Professional, 2 Oct 2014: The two parties look set to make the health service a key battle ground in the general election campaign. But their proposals are built on a financial mirage, writes Richard Vize

• David Cameron tests Labour’s resolve by upping ante on NHS spending

  1 Oct 2014: The party leaders are engaged in a bidding war over how much money the NHS needs, given its likely election significance

• Labour's lead over Conservatives falls after Miliband's conference speech

  27 Sep 2014: Lead drops to only two points after Labour leader forgot to mention deficit and fails to gain economic credibility, poll finds

• Conference convinced me that Labour can rescue the NHS – and our nation

  25 Sep 2014: Harry Leslie Smith: I remember the terrible deprivations of the 1920s. But as long as Ed Miliband continues to listen to everyday people like me, there is hope that they will not be repeated

• Ed Miliband's party conference speech: the view from first time voters

  25 Sep 2014:

  How did Ed Miliband's speech go down with those who will be voting for the first time in 2015?

• Should Britain join the attack on Isis? – Politics Weekly podcast

  Audio (31min 03sec), 25 Sep 2014:

  Michael White, Randeep Ramesh and Polly Toynbee join Hugh Muir to consider the question parliament has been recalled to vote on

• Miliband can fudge foreign policy now, but not as PM

  25 Sep 2014: Martin Kettle: As with so much else, the Labour leader’s position on Iraq is an uneasy balancing act. It’s one he won’t be able to sustain

• Austerity has failed, and it isn’t only Labour’s core voters who want change

  24 Sep 2014: Seumas Milne: After Scotland, the need for Ed Miliband to make the case for radical reform couldn’t be clearer

• Conference diary: a vote of confidence from overseas

  24 Sep 2014: New York mayor Bill de Blasio praises Manchester at the end of a tough week for Ed Miliband

• Labour’s conference message offers little hope to the left

  24 Sep 2014: Letters: Ian Martin’s ‘spineless opposition’ has a good deal more to offer to my constituents in a hard-pressed ward in Newcastle’s West End than he allows

• Labour party conference: barely an open eye in the house

  24 Sep 2014: Bad news for Ed Miliband as even Harriet Harman fails to cheer up the crowd after Douglas Alexander’s speech

• The Guardian view on Labour and the NHS: Good plan, Mr Burnham, but now we need the detail

  24 Sep 2014: Editorial: A national health and care service is the right destination, but getting there will be tough

• New York mayor urges UK Labour party to be bold in tackling inequality

  24 Sep 2014: Democrat progressive Bill de Blasio addresses annual conference, saying voters will embrace sharp economic solutions

• Labour lays out plans to tackle issue of low-paid workers from Europe

  24 Sep 2014: Shadow home secretary says Labour will make it a criminal offence to use low-skilled workers to undercut local businesses

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