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In his new year speech, Keir Starmer addressed a country engulfed by multiple crises. From the political turmoil caused by a year when the UK had three Prime Ministers, to the soaring cost of living and crumbling public services, few could…
We have disagreed fundamentally with one another for many years on Labour’s future direction, from who should be leader of the party to its stance on nuclear disarmament. But we agree on one crucial issue: the need for Labour to support a…
After China unilaterally imposed its national security law on Hong Kong, effectively subverting the rule of law in the territory, democracy activists are bracing for months of political confrontation. It's time for the UK labour movement to…
Covid-19 has exacerbated the social exclusion already experienced by those amongst us who live with disability or ill health, and brought particular suffering to Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities. Across the Labour and trade…
The Labour Party can and must win the next election. For that to happen, we need to recognise the inherent paradox of our first-past-the-post system. In theory not producing coalitions, in practice it just anticipates them. In many other…
The story of the last decade has been one of crisis. It has been a crisis with many dimensions: from the financial crisis of 2008 to the social crisis of austerity, to the environmental crisis of climate change, to the crisis of the rise of…
Pacing the streets the length and breadth of London, being berated and welcomed in equal measure, one thing is for sure: Labour voters do not want to see Nigel Farage sitting alongside Marine Le Pen and the far right in the European…
Whether rescuing crumbling public services from the ravages of austerity or mounting serious resistance to the global rise of the right and climate change, today’s challenges demand that we build a powerful, purposeful, dynamic movement…
