Voters still choose Labour despite 'unpopular' Miliband
A poll by former Conservative party deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft has found Labour could win "a comfortable majority" in the 2015 general election.
Miliband pledges to attract voters from 'all walks of life'
Ed Miliband said he remained determined to attract voters "from every walk of life" as he seeks to quell criticism of his party's local election results.
The Labour leader is to confront the party's most prominent failure by returning to the campaign trail next week.
It comes after he was voted least popular party leader due to his 'lack of charisma' and lack of 'common touch.'
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Ukip will need to choose Westminster seats carefully
UKIP's successes in the local elections have raised the possibility of them winning a Westminster seat at the general election.
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Labour in biggest danger of disappointment
A year ahead of the general election, Ed Miliband's party is seeing only patchy support in areas it should expect to gain ground.
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Rotherham now Westminster target for UKIP
UKIP are likely to make Rotherham a key target for 2015 after a storming result in the local elections.