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LabourList visits Bristol in the West of England region, one of two posts being defended by Labour, to get a sense of the mood on the doorstep and among activists.
The old political rules – from a time before insurgent populism, economic stagnation and global fragility – no longer hold. The government must act in accordance with today’s rules, not those of a bygone era.
Chris Carter argues that the 2026 election has the potential to define Welsh politics for a generation.
Rachel Reeves is said to be on the verge of cutting billions of pounds from health-related benefits. But she has few good options for saving lots of money fast.
Returning to London from Washington early this morning, Keir Starmer and his team were justifiably delighted at how their first trip to see President Trump in the White House had gone. It was a significant success that improves the standing…
Progressive forces – in the EU, Britain, as well as North America – will need a new strategy with a clearer economic and social programme at its heart.
With just days to go before Germany heads to the polls in what will be a crucial federal election to the Bundestag, the sense of dread among members of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) is increasingly apparent. Polling suggests the SPD is…
Under 5% of the policies in Labour’s 2024 general election-winning manifesto are “quick wins”, LabourList analysis of a new report suggests.
The majority of Labour voters support British soldiers being stationed in Ukraine in the event of a peace deal, according to new YouGov polling.
It’s 1964 and a newly installed Labour government are worried about anti-immigrant sentiment among its core voters. At the general election in October that year, the Conservative candidate Peter Griffiths had caused a famous upset in the…
As we move forward, Labour members should be thinking about how to make the most of the radical potential that has been opened – but not yet delivered – by the White Paper.
You could be forgiven for thinking the Chancellor’s speech was to announce Labour’s new northern investment plan. For the past week, airports in the south east of England have dominated the headlines, with plans for a controversial third…
