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A nation trapped Good afternoon. Thanks to the Fabians, to Andrew and his team, for inviting me here today, and particularly to Ivana for that kind introduction. I’d also like to add my thanks to Kate Green, your outgoing Chair, who has done a stellar job. And thanks too to...
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What we learnt from Keir Starmer’s Brexit speech today
Keir Starmer delivered a 2,000-word speech and answered the questions of Labour activists at the Fabian conference this morning. The frontbencher covered the failures of the Tory government during the Brexit negotiations and the next steps for Labour...
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Brexit and beyond: Starmer, Watson and Thornberry at Fabian conference
Tomorrow the Fabian Society will hold its 2019 New Year conference, Brexit and Beyond, where top Labour frontbenchers will be joined by backbench MPs, MEPs, campaigners and political commentators to discuss the next steps for Brexit and the priorities...
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A new Brexit date, but no new Brexit plan
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. We’ve got a new Brexit vote date: 29th January. But there’s no sign of a new Brexit plan from Theresa May, who engaged in cross-party talks yesterday that appeared...
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“Fear under the Tories, or hope with Labour” – Tom Watson’s speech at Fabian conference
A nation trapped Good afternoon. Thanks to the Fabians, to Andrew and his team, for inviting me here today, and particularly to Ivana for that kind introduction. I’d also like to add my thanks to Kate Green, your outgoing Chair, who has done a stellar...
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“A public vote has to be an option for Labour” – Keir Starmer’s Brexit speech at Fabian conference
I want to start by welcoming everyone to my constituency of Holborn and St Pancras… And by thanking Ivana, Andrew and all Fabians staff for today’s conference. To put it mildly, it’s well timed. We often say that nobody can foresee how and when...
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To have an ethical foreign policy, Labour must lead renewal of Responsibility to Protect
Hundreds of thousands of people were shockingly killed in the genocides that engulfed Rwanda and parts of Bosnia in the 1990s. The horrors that took place compelled the world in pledging “never again”. Yet two decades later, history has...
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WATCH: ‘Our Country’ – Labour’s party political broadcast
Labour released a new party political broadcast, ‘Our Country’, on the day that it tried to force an election by tabling a motion of no-confidence in the government. As expected, the government survived...
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WATCH: Corbyn on “burning injustices” at PMQs
At PMQs this afternoon, Jeremy Corbyn listed the “burning injustices” that Theresa May promised – and failed – to tackle. The Labour leader argued that instead of solving the problems,...
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Sunday shows round-up: Corbyn, Mann, Long-Bailey and Khan on Brexit
The Andrew Marr Show Jeremy Corbyn refused to say that Labour would table a motion of no confidence in the government on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, but said it would be “soon”....
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“Fear under the Tories, or hope with Labour” – Tom Watson’s speech at Fabian conference
A nation trapped Good afternoon. Thanks to the Fabians, to Andrew and his team, for inviting me here today, and particularly to Ivana for that kind introduction. I’d also like to add my thanks to Kate Green, your outgoing Chair, who has done a stellar job. And thanks too to the Foundation for European Progressive Studies which has worked in Partnership with the Fabians to organise this conference today. We are cursed, I’m afraid, to live in interesting times. These are not, however, […]
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What we learnt from Keir Starmer’s Brexit speech today
Keir Starmer delivered a 2,000-word speech and answered the questions of Labour activists at the Fabian conference this morning. The frontbencher covered the failures of the Tory government during the Brexit negotiations and the next steps for Labour policy. Here’s what we learned… Labour will keep trying to force a general election. “Wednesday’s no confidence vote was just the beginning of Labour’s efforts to secure a general election – not the end,” Starmer said in his speech. “Securing a general […]
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“A public vote has to be an option for Labour” – Keir Starmer’s Brexit speech at Fabian conference
I want to start by welcoming everyone to my constituency of Holborn and St Pancras… And by thanking Ivana, Andrew and all Fabians staff for today’s conference. To put it mildly, it’s well timed. We often say that nobody can foresee how and when crunch moments will come in the Brexit process. But given the Fabians chose today to hold a conference called “Brexit and Beyond”, they must know something the rest of us don’t. I was delighted to write […]
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To have an ethical foreign policy, Labour must lead renewal of Responsibility to Protect
Hundreds of thousands of people were shockingly killed in the genocides that engulfed Rwanda and parts of Bosnia in the 1990s. The horrors that took place compelled the world in pledging “never again”. Yet two decades later, history has repeated itself in Syria. Conflict there has completely devastated the country, with over half a million deaths and dozens of chemical weapons attacks. Some 13 million people have also been displaced and years of fighting led to a global refugee crisis on a […]
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Danielle Rowley: This is why Michael Gove’s speech made me angry
During this week’s House of Commons debate on the motion of no confidence in the government, I got extremely angry listening to Michael Gove’s speech. While he was giving the government’s official response to the debate, I raised a point of order to challenge some of the harmful rhetoric that was being used. This rhetoric was clearly designed to whip up fear and to polarise – something that is very dangerous in the current climate. The motion we were meant […]
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