Labour’s Ed Balls says there will be “nothing” of importance in Wednesday’s growth strategy, after apparently getting a leaked copy.

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Balls ridicules growth strategy

The shadow chancellor Ed Balls says the government is playing a “dangerous game” with its spending cuts

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Balls warns of ‘dangerous game’

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls accuses the chancellor of being in denial about the risks to jobs and growth from his deficit plan.

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Osborne in deficit denial – Balls

Labour remain “united” over its economic policy after Ed Balls succeeded Alan Johnson as shadow chancellor, a senior shadow minister says.

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Labour urged to ‘pull together’

Ed Miliband says there will be no change in Labour’s economic policy, after Ed Balls replaced Alan Johnson as shadow chancellor.

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Miliband: Economic plan unchanged

Alan Johnson resigns from Labour leader Ed Miliband’s frontbench team for “personal reasons” – with Ed Balls taking over as shadow chancellor.

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Johnson quits frontline politics

Almost 14,500 police jobs in England and Wales will be lost as a result of the recent spending cuts, shadow home secretary Ed Balls will say later.

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14,500 police jobs to go – Labour

Shadow Home Secretary Ed Balls accuses David Cameron and Nick Clegg of “playing politics” with national security over plans to modify control orders.

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Balls attacks over control orders

Shadow home secretary Ed Balls says Labour may be ready to back coalition moves to cut the pre-charge detention period for terror suspects to 14 days.

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Labour ‘may back’ detention cut

Alan Johnson is appointed shadow chancellor by new Labour leader Ed Miliband, with Ed Balls getting the home affairs brief and Yvette Cooper shadow foreign secretary.

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Alan Johnson is shadow chancellor

Defeated leadership candidates Andy Burnham, Ed Balls and Diane Abbott are among MPs standing for elections to Labour’s shadow cabinet.

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Shadow cabinet: 49 MPs in ballot

Shadow Education Secretary Ed Balls has accused the coalition government of “abandoning” the schools and pupils most in need of improvement.

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Balls says pupils are ‘abandoned’

Labour must end its obsession with courting favourable coverage from right-wing newspapers, leadership contender Ed Balls says.

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Labour must ‘stand up’ to press

Labour leadership candidate Ed Balls says the party must end its obsession with courting favourable media coverage among right-leaning newspapers.

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‘End media obsession’, says Balls

Labour leadership candidate Ed Balls criticises the “daily episodes” of the “soap opera” surrounding fellow contenders Ed and David Miliband.

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Miliband battle like ‘soap opera’