
Cooper ''most likely to be next female PM''
The shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper has been identified in a poll as the woman most likely
''Don't backtrack on gay marriage plans''
Labour tells the Prime Minister not to dilute the coalition government's proposals to make gay marriages legal
£500m shortfall in planned police savings
Labour's shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper blamed government incompetence and savage cuts
May must ''get a grip'' on Abu Qatada case
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper questions Theresa May's decision not to appeal ECHR ruling
S Yorks wants to replace beat Bobbies with PCSOs
The force said that 80 per cent of what officers do on the beat is nothing to do with crime prevention
Work with the police, don't undermine them
The coalition should be backing not sacking the police, the shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper told the Labour party conference, adding that Labour is now the law and order party. Here's her speech
Are women in politics just window dressing?
That's how Caroline Flint described women in the supposedly non-sexist Labour government, with Yvette Cooper the only female now in any real position of power. Blair McPherson compares equal rights for women in the public and private sectors
All the reshuffle and local election news
Resignations by ministers, especially the high-profile departure of Work and Pensions Secretary James Purnell, forced Gordon Brown to bring forward his reshuffle. Public Servant Daily watched all the moves as well as the election developments
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