Columnist ‘The Tories may well slash inheritance tax yet – but Labour has nothing to fear’ Inheritance tax: the great survivor of Conservative conference. Following months of briefings, speculation and a Telegraph campaign backed… Ben Glover 5th October, 2023, 12:06 pm
Uncategorized Labour roundup: Keir’s anti-HS2 tweets, council coalition collapses, and conference awaits Help us help you at conference Labour conference is just around the corner, and the LabourList team are… Tom Belger 25th September, 2023, 11:17 am
Comment ‘To succeed, Labour’s devolution agenda must be seen as a constitutional project’ Keir Starmer has committed a future Labour government to undertaking a “huge shift of power and control out… Bren Albiston 23rd September, 2023, 9:30 am
Comment Best Labour leaders we never had: Bryan Gould In 1992, John Smith was elected Labour Party leader with 91% of the tripartite electoral college of MPs,… Richard Johnson 2nd August, 2023, 10:48 am
Comment ‘How to make the Lords democratic – but avoid US Senate-style gridlock’ Labour’s rumoured working-age peers plan makes perfect sense, as does abolition of the Lords. However, it could be… Tijs Broeke 19th July, 2023, 9:00 am
Daily email Does Keir Starmer hate tree huggers, or does someone else hate Ed Miliband? Good morning. The Times reported yesterday that Ed Miliband recently gave a presentation to the Shadow Cabinet on… Morgan Jones 10th July, 2023, 10:11 am
Comment Margaret McDonagh obituary: ‘We have lost a true working-class hero’ Margaret and Siobhain McDonagh’s parents were part of the great wave of postwar Irish immigration to the UK. … Pat McFadden 25th June, 2023, 2:09 pm
Comment Australia is emulating New Labour on public services. Starmer must follow suit Labour’s sister party in Australia delivered its budget earlier this month, its first since returning to power after… Aman Johal 4th June, 2023, 11:00 am
Daily email Council coalitions: Progressive dream or recipe for Daily Mail attacks? Good morning. Parliamentary recess continues, so we thought we’d turn our attention to an under-reported story following the… Tom Belger 2nd June, 2023, 11:05 am
Comment Foodbank use is at a record high. Here’s how Labour could end hunger by 2030 With Britain’s food banks reporting their busiest few months on record, the signs of human wreckage and suffering… Andrew Forsey 26th April, 2023, 1:08 pm