‘Lessons from Brazil: What Labour can learn from Lula’s victory’
In Brazil, President Lula pulled off a surprise victory. What lessons can UK Labour learn from his success?
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Reform’s grievance Budget wishlist shows just how out of touch their party is
The substance of Reform's offering to the country is equally lacklustre, and appears to be nothing short of – as I saw it described on Twitter – "boomer slop".
‘Delivering growth in every postcode relies on good logistics’
Rachel Taylor MP argues that the logisitics industry is keeping the economy going and delivering growth in every postcode.
‘In a budget of winners and losers, Labour must not let schools come last’
NEU General Secretary Daniel Kebede argues that we must learn from the continent and ensure we invest properly in schools.
Budget 2026: What MPs, union leaders and think tanks want to see from Healey
Ahead of John Healey's first Budget tomorrow, MPs, trade union leaders and think tanks have set out their priorities.
Delivering in local government: How Labour is building a better Britain everywhere
From Greenwich to Nuneaton to the North East, find out how Labour has been delivering in local government this week.
SPONSORED: ‘Cheaper energy bills and new unionised jobs delivering the government’s goals’
It's important the Prime Minister and Chancellor ignore some of the nonsense out there about heat pumps and focus on the longer term.
Goggleboxing clever
oters need to see themselves in their politicians. And sometimes that means showing them that we too are a bit crap at Countdown.
Inside the Fabian Society: ‘Ideas matter and change is possible’
As part of our Labour Tribes project, in partnership with PLMR, LabourList is taking an in-depth look at the different groups, factions and caucuses that shape the current Parliamentary Labour Party. While primarily serving as a think tank…
‘Procurement must be at the heart of our growth agenda’
Ahead of the Budget, Josh Newbury MP argues that government’s £461 billion annual spend is one of the most underused levers for growth available to the state.
‘Public ownership of public services is a vote-winner which Labour should seize’
A clear majority, drawn from every party, wants the buildings that serve them to belong to them. The government should ensure this.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 25th October 2026
Emma Burnell's piece on the 2008 crash stirred up debate. Find out what people thought and what else they have been writing to us about this week.