London’s Conservatives are responsible for the fire strike
By Darrell Goodliffe Ed Miliband seems to be setting himself, and the Labour Party, up as some kind…
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Labour should be leading the anti-cuts campaign
By Darrell Goodliffe Something is stirring. It’s slow and nowhere near a complete movement and, far from commanding…
Ken Livingstone: ill-advised but not foolish
By Darrell Goodliffe Mark Ferguson criticises what he sees as Ken Livingstones ‘foolish decsion‘ to allow himself to…
How Cameron can really help British football
By Darrell Goodliffe David Cameron, struggling as he was on Wednesday, couldn’t resist the opportunity to name-drop Sepp…
A new economic narrative for Labour’s New Generation
By Darrell Goodliffe Now the dust has settled a little on the various electoral excitements for Labour, it…
Grasping the nettle of welfare reform
By Darrell Goodliffe Labour should forever be proud of the welfare state. Whatever its shortcomings, problems and despite…
The progressive case for abolishing the electoral college
By Darrell Goodliffe I am delighted that Ed Miliband is our new leader. One of the myths that…
Opposing ‘St Vince’s’ privatisation of the Post Office is the first test for our new leader
By Darrell Goodliffe When is a privatisation not a privatisation? Well, according to the increasingly self-deluded Liberal Democrats…
Reasons to be cheerful…and cautious
By Darrell Goodliffe For the next week, until conference arrives and our new leader is announced, the Labour…
Change is all the rage
By Darrell Goodliffe As the last, desperate, scramble for precious votes in the leadership contest gets underway there…
