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Well, that was a speech and a half. Andy is an exceptionally good orator – perhaps the best we’ve had since Blair. But Tony Blair (and those who try to emulate him) had a tendency to use the audience of members as applause machines or…
Too much discussion of Labour activists has the tone of breathless anthropology. Too little acknowledges how like the voters we often are.
We know the 61 Labour seats the Tories are targeting early. What wider lessons can we learn from the list?
Different parts of Labour will all have new leaders this year. What should they all prioritise and how should they do it?
Unions are playing a stronger role than they have for many years. This comes with opportunities and questions for the movement.
We should stop ameliorating the symptoms of a system that stymies our values and instead build one that enables them.
How should Labour deal with fundamental disagreements over policy? And what should be the appropriate use us discipline measures?
Andy's fluency and stamina both draw praise in his first Commons performances
No government can please everyone. Burnham is right to set out priorities. He must stick to them and show Labour can deliver.
For years I volunteered at Crisis at Christmas. I loved it. I hope that, soon, it never has to happen again.
Labour can't kowtow to NIMBYs. But nor should it let developers run amok. New planning rules must direct as well as enable.
Nigel Farage underperfomed polls and a (space)man with a bin on his head got a quarter of the votes. Now watch him complain and complain.
