‘Burnham would?’
It’s all very Shakespearean. A tale of ambitions long harboured and oft thwarted – sometimes even self-sabotaged. The…
Emma Burnell
‘Britain can no longer afford to pretend America is a reliable ally’
Back in October I travelled to America to celebrate a big birthday for my best friend. We went…
‘Streeting sets out his stall’
At this week’s Progress (or Progressive Britain… the name changed back to the original halfway through dinner) anniversary…
‘The soft left sets out its stall’
Several MPs from the newly relaunched Tribune Group have written for us about their vision for the Party…
‘Forget New Year – for Labour, discipline done well has to be their year-long resolution’
New Year’s resolutions are hard to keep. We all plan to live healthier and better in January, only…
‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times… my first four months as Editor’
There are two very different tales to be told about the Labour government this year. And they are…
‘Andrea Egan’s Unison win will reshape Labour’s internal politics – we just don’t yet know how’
Andrea Egan’s victory will have major implications for the Labour Party. Andrea has made little secret of her…
Labour’s identity crisis – caught between Blairism and Blue Labour
The problem most tribes in the Labour Party have is that they rarely get to fully define themselves.…
‘The Child Poverty Strategy shows why a Labour government matters’
This is an adapted version of my analysis from the LabourList email this morning. To receive our email…
‘Your Party is a joke – but that doesn’t mean Labour can afford to laugh off all its lessons’
Could Your Party—now officially and, frankly, unfortunately named—have had a less auspicious start? From the botched summer launch…
