Ed Miliband

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 15 September

Since standing down the former leader has hosted a podcast and spoken out on climate change

Former leader will lead ‘cross-factional commission’ into December defeat

From bacon butties and bananas to a poorly timed Mexican wave

The Texas senator’s faux-pas is the latest in a long line of incidents when politics and Twitter didn’t mix

Buy-to-let property will attract a 3% stamp duty surcharge from April next year – and other taxes will rise too

Former Labour leader to announce he will tackle inequality and the environment from back benches

From New York, Miliband also warns that no US government will take Britain seriously again if we leave EU

From the party conference disaster to the mockery of Ed Stone: Miliband's aides discuss defeat

Shadow education secretary endorses Liz Kendall after 'bulk' of MPs back Cooper and Burnham

The best reaction to last night's eventful election

Harriet Harman to become caretaker leader of Labour party after 'disappointing and difficult' night

Conservatives win 'shock' Commons majority as Ed Miliband stands down as Labour leader

The Tory right has got its wish: the Lib Dems are gone. Which just makes it harder for the PM

Britain's boisterously partisan newspapers have thrown up a few surprises this year, offering support in unexpected ways

A 'weird' electoral system, a 'barmy' prime minister and a party that sounds like an 'awful pudding'

Election day arrives: it's all over bar the voting (and the talk of Downing Street plots)

Telegraph claims Miliband is plotting to seize power: Guardian says it’s a Cameron coup we should fear

Pollsters shows Labour and Tories tied – which means a 3.5 average swing to Labour since 2010

Polls have opened in what is expected to be the tightest election for several decades

Polls suggest the election is too close to call as leaders of the main parties rush around the country

Is it fair, asks Lord O’Donnell, that Ukip and the Greens will win lots of votes and very few seats?

Ashcroft polling shows more agree that coalition policies have failed and 'it’s time for a change'

Lib Dems would lend ‘legitimacy’ because Labour would not be dependent wholly on SNP

Cameron dismissed 'Milibrand' as a joke - but Brand’s endorsement is serious for Tories

Poll shows sudden rise in Tory fortunes quite at odds with general swing to Labour in the capital

He would challenge Labour and SNP to bring him down and make it clear they wielded the ‘bloody dagger’

To general incredulity, both party leaders said they could still win overall majorities. Think again

In theory, Miliband can count on SNP never supporting Tories. In practice, will it be that simple?

Cameron dismisses it as a joke - but Miliband gains access to voters other politicians cannot reach

It’s a bloody important election and I’m determined to win it, says pumped up David Cameron

Tories look more like emerging the largest party but without Lib Dem numbers to keep Cameron at No 10

Or perhaps not? BBC's Nick Robinson among those wondering if Boris did himself any favours

Why is Cameron persevering with this line? It could lose the Tories valuable support from DUP