The party of perpetual opposition?
Lots of people will have been pondering the state of the Labour Party recently. Unless you are particularly…
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Iran’s intentions should concern us all
“This information indicates that Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device.”…
The cost of opposition
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier There is a price for being the party of perpetual opposition. Many may…
How to (re)achieve economic credibility
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier Today the Labour Party has next to zero credibility on the economy. This…
The foreign policy priorities of the next Labour government
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier 2015 or 2020 will see a return to power for the Labour Party…
Britain’s youth needs tough medicine, and an injection of aspiration and hope
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier The man on Sky was eloquent and succinct last night when he said…
Does Labour need its own tea party movement?
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier The Tea Party, which is loosely associated with the Republicans in the United…
The ‘good company’ is a good aim, but let’s not get too distracted
By Luke Bozier /@lukebozier Yesterday, John Denham set out Labour’s stall on creating ‘the good company’. The shadow…
Where New Labour succeeded and failed on enterprise
By Luke Bozier and Alex Smith Last time, we set out why we believe enterprise can be a…
May 6 2015 – two potential scenarios
By Luke Bozier / @lukebozier May 6th, 2015. 1.30pm: Caroline Flint MP, Leader of the Opposition speeds through…
