Andrew Harrop: Is Labour ready to govern? Here’s what Corbyn must do
Labour had a good week in Liverpool. The party stayed united, unveiled good policies and pitched itself directly…
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Andrew Harrop: Tory divisions are making a people’s vote more likely
It seems there are no bounds to the Conservatives’ capacity for division and self-harm on Europe. But beyond the…
Andrew Harrop: Brexit is a steady game of chess – Labour is right to play the long game
This time last Friday all the talk in Labour circles was of the party’s disappointing results in the…
Andrew Harrop: Labour’s new Brexit position is good economics and good politics
For two months neither the Conservatives nor Labour said anything new about Brexit, as the dust settled on…
Fabians: The five questions Labour must answer to be able to win again
The Labour Party has spent the last month celebrating unexpected success. And rightly so. The party started so…
Fabians: Corbyn’s education reforms must be bigger – even if they cost more
Labour’s flagship education announcement yesterday is rather less than it seems. The £1.5bn announced for adult skills is…
Fabian Gen Sec: Now is the time for the progressive fightback
Last week I published a deeply depressing Fabian Society report, which suggested that Labour was ‘stuck’ and ‘too…
Fabians: Labour has no chance of winning outright – it will have to get used to the idea of working alongside other parties
The politics of 2016 may have been frenetic but now an uneasy calm has descended on the Labour…
Andrew Harrop: Labour’s recovery starts with stripping power from Britain’s political and economic elites
Whoever wins the leadership contest, the centre of gravity of the Labour Party has shifted to the left.…
Andrew Harrop: In the EU vote, Labour’s main task is to motivate its supporters
Today, at the Fabian Society’s summer conference, Gordon Brown makes a direct appeal to Labour voters, imploring them to…
