Refounding Labour should go to a special conference
By Darrell Goodliffe It is with an increasing sense of anger and despair, in about equal measure, that…
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The right line, not the hard-line
By Darrell Goodliffe It is awfully tempting and yes understandable to call for the state to do something,…
Unions must put forward a reforming agenda of their own
By Darrell Goodliffe Ed Miliband is such a tease. One day he is pushing the unions away, the…
James Purnell wants to kill the welfare state, not save it
By Darrell Goodliffe James Purnell told Newsnight this week that he wants to “help people love the welfare…
What would a post-Murdoch media landscape look like?
By Darrell Goodliffe Ed Miliband is quite right to see the root cause of the hackgate scandal as…
In (partial) defence of electing the shadow cabinet
By Darrell Goodliffe Electing the shadow cabinet – the way it is currently done at least – is…
De-toxifying the Labour brand on civil liberties
By Darrell Goodliffe Speaking just as he had been elected leader, Ed Miliband had this to say: “We…
Why euthanasia should be legalised
By Darrell Goodliffe Euthanasia is a tricky and emotive subject, for obvious reasons – it’s not an easy…
Who are we?
By Darrell Goodliffe Whenever a person suffers emotional pain, a loss of some kind, there is inner turmoil.…
Cable’s fait accompli
By Darrell Goodliffe Nobody should be surprised at the comments made by Vince Cable this morning for two…
