Budget 2024: ‘How Rachel Reeves will turn the page on the Tories’ economic illiteracy’
As Rachel Reeves delivers the first Labour Budget in nearly fifteen years today, she will demonstrate what Labour…
Nathan Boroda
‘The Labour manifesto’s health policies demonstrate little-noticed radicalism’
Labour launched a manifesto today in front of a single word: change. It’s a powerful message to a…
‘Reeves’ securonomics is more than a slogan – and more radical than it looks’
When Rachel Reeves delivered her Mais lecture last night, it certainly evoked memories of Gordon Brown’s balance of…
‘Keir’s speech made it clear. Reform must be at the centre of all Labour does’
As Keir outlined his project for our country today, it was made clear that reform will play a…
‘The five missions are a transformational project Labour must unite around’
As I sat behind Keir Starmer when he announced his five missions for Britain, I felt a real…
Labour’s economic credibility must be based on bold policy – not cautiousness
Rishi Sunak announcing a windfall tax on oil and gas firms this week is a clear vindication for…
For Boris Johnson’s levelling up agenda to work, it must include mental health
The levelling up white paper expected this month is likely to feature a fair bit of detail on…
Fiscal credibility is key for Labour – that means more ambition on tax, not less
There was much to welcome about this year’s Labour conference. It was great to see the passing of…
A Labour Budget would put rail, wages and workers’ rights at the heart of our economy
This is part of a series of articles in the run-up to the Budget on November 22. As…
Young people must have their voices heard at this election – or there will be 12-year-olds who have only known Tory rule
For young people, the stakes could not be higher at this election. Consistently the target for the Tories’…
