‘This May Day, Scotland has a government for working people again’
If solidarity has a sound it might well be the noise made by colliery bands. Right across our…
Kirsty McNeill
‘Here’s what visiting the US taught me about why progressives win or lose’
The Labour Party has one job in 2024: delivering Keir Starmer a majority that is deep, durable, disciplined…
10 of the best Gordon Brown speeches from his time as PM and beyond
Today’s announcement by Gordon Brown gives us a chance to reflect not just on his extraordinary legacy but…
10 social history visits for British politicos
New Lanark (Lanarkshire) The Robert Owen Museum (Montgomeryshire) The People’s Palace (Glasgow) St Giles’ Cathedral (Edinburgh) The People’s…
10 films to change how you think about politics (and they’re all true)
1) Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story 2) Please Vote for Me 3) The Lady 4) Mandela: Long…
10 things ever Labour feminist should do this International Women’s Day
1) Join LWN 2) Audit your echo chamber 3) Consult a binder full of women 4) Immerse yourself…
10 things every member of the shadow cabinet should do if we’re serious about getting into power (and staying there)
Get on a doorstep Get under the skin of the British public Get on the shop floor Get…
10 key moments in Labour’s LGBT history
1) Amy Lame’s hen night… 2) Chris Smith comes out 3) Michael Cashman takes equality to the living…
Ten stories that won’t make the political weather this year – but should
1) Mental illness 2) Food banks 3) Rough sleeping 4) Children in care 5) Prostitution 6) Disabled hate…
“It’s the winning that counts” – The Stephanie Cutter Interview
Like all ferociously clever people, Stephanie Cutter knows what she doesn’t know. Over her 24 hours in London…
