‘A case for hope amid hard times’
In all my time following politics, yesterday was up there as one of the most intense days I…
Analysis
‘Someone to bring them together’: The Gorton and Denton by-election campaign from the ground…
In writing this article, I will begin with the extremely obvious: it has been, and continues to be,…
Does the Mandelson scandal mark the endgame for Keir Starmer’s premiership?
Yesterday marked 19 months since that landslide election victory that saw Labour return to power. I remember Starmer…
‘The fate of the assisted dying bill: a quiet end or a painful struggle?’
Earlier this week, Lord Falconer, the promoter of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, said that…
‘Uneven expectations’
The war of words between Andy Burnham and the Labour Party continues as the Greater Manchester Mayor has…
‘In a fragmented world, dialogue makes sense’
As the Prime Minister prepares to re-engage with China, I can understand why opinion has split over whether…
‘Burnham would?’
It’s all very Shakespearean. A tale of ambitions long harboured and oft thwarted – sometimes even self-sabotaged. The…
‘The Warm Homes Plan reminds us of the difference Labour can make’
With a torrent of bleak news almost daily from the United States over Greenland and Labour languishing in…
Can Starmer walk the line as the ring of fire beckons closer on the US, NATO & Greenland?
For those fans of Johnny Cash reading this, yes the headline is a nod to his work. But…
‘Streeting sets out his stall’
At this week’s Progress (or Progressive Britain… the name changed back to the original halfway through dinner) anniversary…
