At Labour conference last month, there was no significant vote on Brexit after Momentum’s conference app called on delegates to vote against holding one. Were Momentum right to block a substantive ballot on Brexit?
Labour went into the general election promising to abolish tuition fees. On education policy, should Labour’s priority be to invest in early years education and childcare or to reduce tuition fees?
The brutal Syrian conflict continues with casualties stacking up and increasing concern over the need to provide aid for people in the region. We ask, should Labour argue for stronger action from the British government to get aid into the war-torn nation?
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