‘Reopening the Brexit debate would be a mistake’
If we were to rejoin, we would not be joining a progressive trading bloc, but one dominated by the hard right.
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If we were to rejoin, we would not be joining a progressive trading bloc, but one dominated by the hard right.
Instead of trying to outflank Reform and the Greens, we need to think about policies that improve our ability to deliver for voters
Brendan Chilton and John Mills write that Labour must re-root itself in its working class base.
Labour’s relationship with the business community over the past decade has been less than satisfactory. That much was evident in the description of some firms as "predators" under Ed Miliband and in polls showing that businesses were just…
In a LabourList article last week, Clive Lewis described our leaving the European Union as a "hard-right Tory project". It is important to make one thing abundantly clear: there is no such thing as a hard-right Tory Brexit. There is just…
The general public holds the political class as a whole in pretty low regard. But as individuals, the elite tend - on the whole - to be respected by their constituents. Kate Hoey is one of those politicians. She has held many different and…
Ever since we joined the European Union, the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) has been a contentious issue for British ministers heading to Brussels. We’ve all read the articles about overfishing, discards and quotas. We’ve all seen our…
Today Jeremy Corbyn developed the Labour Party’s policy on Brexit at a speech in Coventry. Jeremy used the speech to outline Labour’s new stance that it would seek to remain in a customs union with the European Union after we formally leave…
Last month Open Britain (OB) published "Busting the Lexit Myths" to show that there really is no left-wing case for Brexit and that Jeremy Corbyn would face no EU limitations on implementing his favoured policies. They go on to argue that…
The manifesto on which we all fought the 2017 general election was very clear, stating: "Labour accepts the referendum result." Brexit was the biggest issue in the general election and will continue to be so in British politics for at least…
For a long time now commentators and Labour figures have regularly remarked on the growing cultural and political distance between the Labour Party and the core Labour vote, particularly outside London. This fact was clearly demonstrated in…
The Labour Party is a democratic party that has always encouraged debate. Under our new Leader, almost every area of policy is being discussed in meetings up and down the land. But, as a leaked email revealed on Newsnight yesterday showed…