In what respect? All you need to do is look at the Scotland Bill & wait for the white paper due in janiuary to see what the further devolution will entail.

Curious that Ed Balls was completely anonymous during the referendum campaign. Now he's on every news bulletin trying to defuse the West Lothian question & kick it into the long grass.

Labour will have a huge problem with this at the election, Cameron & UKIP will absolutely slaughter them over it. The SNP will be waiting to pounce on any delay in promises being reneged upon. The only losers in Scotland from such a scenario will be Labour.

Miliband now has two elephants in the room as well as having Ed Ball as his shadow chancellor.

Both policies were about resource allocation. The right number of rooms being allocated on the basis of actual need.

How much Labour saved on the benefits bill by allowing tenants to keep any reduction in rent they achieved from their 'profiteering' private landlords?

How many people actually moved home as a result of the LHA?

And income and corporation tax are both policies about raising revenue for the government. Doesn't mean they're the same thing.

Seems the queen was happy about the 'no' vote

Its a shame she cant afford her own telly. Or did he ring her before she went to bed?

Quite a number actually, but don't let facts get in your way, they haven't troubled you thus far.