Labour can't escape its 'kite-flying' tag

Before the David Blunkett scandal escalated, this week's news agenda was led, as it often is, by an apparent government initiative. This time it was not an overhaul of the health service, or a revolution in education, but the relatively trivial issue of banning booze on trains.

by Daniel Rogers, Editor, danny.rogers@haynet.com

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