‘The Greens risk repeating Labour’s antisemitism crisis’
It’s a familiar story. A populist left winger becomes the leader of a political party, largely having spent…
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Greens risk repeating mistakes of the past over antisemitism
In recent years, there has been a spate of attacks on our religious communities – but no group…
‘Britain can’t afford to delay welfare reform any longer’
The Tony Blair Institute is calling for an “emergency handbrake”: a targeted reset to slow the fastest-growing pressures…
Delivering in Government: your weekly round up of good news Labour stories
It was a busy week for the Labour government. As the parliamentary session drew to a close, and…
What does a five-party political age mean for Labour?
British politics has traditionally operated with a set of assumptions that felt permanent. Labour represented one broad coalition,…
Passionate disagreement is part of Labour’s DNA, but abuse should never be
It’s no secret that Labour are prone to infighting on occasion. However, while we might disagree passionately with…
‘On energy, politicians should be on the side of bill payers, not billionaires’
Trump’s reckless war on Iran, cheered on by the Conservatives and Reform, has once again left ordinary people…
‘Labour will be the Government that finally ended smoking. Reform would protect the tobacco industry not kids’
Labour has promised change and this week we have delivered a huge win for public health. The world-leading…
‘The Community Empowerment Bill is quietly shifting power from Westminster to local people’
This week, the government will pass the most radical piece of legislation you’ve never heard of. The English…
‘Domestic abuse laws are falling behind technology’
Once deemed a private matter beyond legal reach, the consolidation of domestic abuse as a crime has been…
