The Children of 9/11
Twenty-five years ago today, the world changed. I was six years old on September 11, 2001 – old…
Analysis
Security and system change
“The Labour Party is a democratic socialist party. It believes that by the strength of our common endeavour…
Dealing with disagreement
Mother of the House and veteran firebrand Diane Abbott has caused controversy once again by saying the threat…
Reform scandals show why Britain must act on secret political funding
Just as the turquoise Tories gather in Birmingham for their annual conference, Nigel Farage and Reform UK have…
The King of the Despatch Box
The cheers that greeted the PM two days in a row were deafening. As Andy Burnham made his…
Keir today, gone tomorrow
As I entered Parliament yesterday morning, I did so with the feeling of renewal. The return from recess…
Change, not continuity, must be Burnham’s mantra
As MPs return from recess to the corridors of Westminster, Burnham will address the Commons for the first…
Burnham’s honeymoon comes to a close
Andy Burnham has enjoyed a relatively smooth start to life in Downing Street. His first month as Prime…
Six things to watch for as Labour MPs return to Parliament
Parliament returns next Tuesday following summer recess, with Andy Burnham’s government facing a series of decisions that will…
‘Doing politics differently’
Andy Burnham has never exactly hidden his views on electoral reform. Long before entering Downing Street, he had…
