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A few months ago I had the pleasure of watching Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky’s Gang of Three, a masterful portrayal of how a trio of Labour giants - Jenkins, Healey and Crosland- competed over the Labour leadership in 1976. As we digest…
Nathan Boroda argues the government should ignore Westminster doom and gloom and give Chancellor Rachel Reeves' reforms time.
As Rachel Reeves delivers the first Labour Budget in nearly fifteen years this week, she will demonstrate what Labour meant when it said that stability is change.
Labour launched a manifesto today in front of a single word: change. It’s a powerful message to a country desperately in need of it, but the party could’ve chosen two more. ‘Growth’ and 'health’. These run right through the manifesto –…
Securonomics might seem like yet another slogan but if realised it will be the transformative programme to raise the living standards of Brits.
As Keir outlined his project for our country today, it was made clear that reform will play a vital role in a future Labour government that he would lead. After the Tories crashed the economy, Labour would have one of the most difficult…
As I sat behind Keir Starmer when he announced his five missions for Britain, I felt a real sense of hope for our country’s future. The last 13 years have seen the Conservatives take our country from one crisis to another: an unnecessary…
Rishi Sunak announcing a windfall tax on oil and gas firms this week is a clear vindication for Labour. As a local councillor in Bury, so many of my conversations with residents are about the cost-of-living crisis. Every day, I hear from…
The levelling up white paper expected this month is likely to feature a fair bit of detail on civic pride. Once they’ve finished doling out the cash to Conservative Party supporters, the government aims to find some money to 'level up' the…
There was much to welcome about this year's Labour conference. It was great to see the passing of rule changes that implemented the Equality and Human Rights Commission recommendations, as well as Rachel Reeves’ pledges on investments to…
This is part of a series of articles in the run-up to the Budget on November 22. As the first Autumn Budget approaches we are reminded of the last three times a Tory chancellor dusted off the Red Box. In 2015 we saw a u-turn on tax credits…
For young people, the stakes could not be higher at this election. Consistently the target for the Tories' most vicious cuts, we will be denied the right to live, work and love in Europe, we struggle to get on the housing ladder and we will…
