‘How a red tide swept Cornwall – and securonomics could sustain it’
Far west of Westminster, beyond the north-south divide, a distinctively local story of Labour’s landslide success can be…
Frederick Harry Pitts
‘What is securonomics? Look to Germany and Sweden for clues, not just the US’
Labour’s annual conference starting this weekend will continue the party’s focus on promoting ‘securonomics’ as a response to…
What Labour can learn from the dockers who sent Russian gas shipments packing
The amoral and illegal sacking of 800 workers by P&O bosses this month captured the public and political…
Labour’s political strategy: age, assets and the politics of work
The victory in the Batley and Spen by-election bought the Labour Party some welcome breathing space. But what…
A special relationship for the centre-left? Labour’s foreign policy reset
The extent to which a Biden administration delivers on the promise of new, progressive global leadership remains to…
