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War, energy disruption and global instability are pushing up household bills. Yet British politics still avoids an honest conversation about the geopolitical roots of the cost-of-living crisis.
Voters agree with Labour's priorities of fairness, control, pride in Britain - but they don't trust the Party or PM to deliver them says Anna
The Prime Minister’s trip to Europe today isn’t about reopening old debates. It’s a chance to start a new one - about what real power looks like in a volatile world, and how Britain gets it back.
Keir Starmer’s speech on immigration today was the most direct signal yet that Labour is preparing to fight the election on tough terrain - and intends to do so with confidence.
As Donald Trump swept back into office, he wasted no time asserting his authority with a flurry of executive orders. His message was clear: change starts now. Whatever you think of Trump’s agenda, his approach to delivering change offers a…
In five years’ time, Labour must be able to show that it has delivered the change the country deserves. If it doesn’t get the details right now, it will only have itself to blame.
Labour's "change" mantra is hard to miss. It's the title of the manifesto, it's boldly emblazoned on the battle bus, and it's on garden stakes and window posters up and down the country.
Anyone who was hoping for a repudiation of New Labour in today’s speech by Keir Starmer will be sorely disappointed.
In the four years since the Conservatives' election victory – marked with promises of 'levelling up' – the landscape of Britain has shifted, but perhaps not in the ways many had hoped. Instead, as Keir Starmer said today and as our earlier…
In 1997, Tony Blair swept to victory on a wave of optimism, declaring: "A new dawn has broken, has it not?" The country was buoyed by a palpable sense of optimism that made everything feel possible. Labour channelled the momentum into…
