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There have been a couple of worrying bits of news dribbling out of the Labour policy machine over the last couple of days. The first is the proposal, announced to coincide with Armed Forces Day, that Labour would make it a specific criminal…
An internal Labour movement of thinktankers, MPs, journalists, and academics (including LabourList’s own editor, Mark Ferguson) has coalesced in recent months around the idea of devolved power. This centre-left informal pressure group…
Rachel Reeves’s announcement last week that Labour are considering increasing JSA payments for those with four years’ worth of National Insurance contributions won’t come as a surprise to anyone who has followed the development of Labour’s…
In a recent episode of Borgen, BBC Four’s Danish political drama, Birgitte Nyborg, that fictive paragon of principle, debated her old ally Bent Sejrø on the merits of forming a new political party. Bent attempts to dissuade Birgitte…
In the months following Ed Miliband’s speech at the Fabian annual conference, in which One Nation was formally launched, it looked as though the rebranding was only that – a new name without new content. The language of unity seemed staid…
