‘How We Win In 2029’
With courage, compassion and conviction Labour can meet this moment and build a nation true to our values and make life affordable for all.
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With courage, compassion and conviction Labour can meet this moment and build a nation true to our values and make life affordable for all.
Our political opponents are looking to exploit the difficult times we live in. But we will face this moment with compassion and confidence.
If we want people to spend more, businesses to invest more, and places outside of London to grow, we must tax in the right way.
Britain faces division, crisis, and fear. This is a case for unity, shared British values, and strong communities over blame and division.
We have lost around half of the voters who supported us last July. Voters are leaving us because life is unaffordable and they want transformational change. Most of our lost voters are going to the left - to the Greens, the Lib Dems - or to…
James Carville was wrong. It’s not “the economy, stupid.” It’s living standards that actually matter.
We need a Leadership offering British values as unity, decency, and determination to defeat hatred and divisio, says Jeevun Sandher MP.
Some people want to take this proud national symbol and turn it into something divisive. Our flag is not the property of any one group or one party. It belongs to all of us.
A group of new intake MPs on why they have set up a living standards coalition.
Jeevun Sandher argues that Labour needs a strategy that can win votes on both the right and the left.
The Employment Rights Bill is good for workers, good for firms, and good for the economy. By raising the bargaining power of labour, it helps to strengthen the relationship between employers and employees.
Labour MP Jeevun Sandher writes that not being able to earn enough is why people are turning away from mainstream parties and democracy.