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The Office for Budget Responsibility has issued a brutally grim assessment of what lies ahead for the UK economy. It could shrink by a shocking 35% by early summer, with two million individuals joining the ranks of the unemployed. The OBR…
Our country’s 47-year membership of the world’s most successful political and economic union has finally come to an end. For many progressives, it’s a moment filled with great sadness. It should be one of deep regret, too, as it symbolises…
Hundreds of thousands of people were shockingly killed in the genocides that engulfed Rwanda and parts of Bosnia in the 1990s. The horrors that took place compelled the world in pledging "never again". Yet two decades later, history has…
Last week, Tom Watson rightly challenged the idea of a dystopian future created by new technologies. Despite huge advances in what is possible with artificial intelligence and robotics, a workless age is an unlikely prospect. It is true…
It's difficult for progressives not to despair at the current state of the world. A hard Brexit is in the offing. Trump is now firmly ensconced in the White House and wreaking global havoc. And far right politics continue to proliferate on…
Making a winning argument on tax is essential to Labour's renewal and electability in 2020. It will require developing a compelling story of why society needs to tax and its purposes. This story must also embody a powerful sense of fairness…
So, the most unnecessarily long and protracted reshuffle in the Labour Party's history might now have finally concluded. At least, I think so. The whole issue of the reshuffle has dominated the Labour Party news agenda for the last few…
