Analysis

Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner appeared on Friday morning in Brent Cross Town, a development in north west London which styles itself as “a park town for future London”. The development is a joint venture between Barnet council (Labour took…

Could Cymru be a Conservative-free zone once again?

Nefarious audio and video content made to trick voters present a clear and present danger to free and fair elections.

Less than five years after Labour’s devastating defeat at the last general election, Starmer has managed to build a surprisingly broad electoral bloc.

Keir Starmer is hoping his general election campaign ends in Downing Street. It started, however, last Thursday morning at Priestfield’s Football stadium in Gillingham, Kent. There with the Labour leader was Naushabah Khan, the woman hoping…

While most of the country’s attention will be focused on the marginal races between blue and red, could Labour win the Greens only seat in Westminster?

'I briefly feel like I’m in an advert, until the rain starts sticking my Labour leaflets together and soaking through my coat. In Chipping Barnet and in marginal seats up and down the country, so begins the general election campaign.'

The former Labour cabinet minister Peter Mandelson, credited as one of the architects of the New Labour project, has offered ten lessons for an incoming administration looking to bring about transformative change, based on his experience in…

Former Labour cabinet minister Peter Mandelson has argued that to counter Tory attack lines, Labour needs to “turn up the volume” when talking about its policy offer.

“Securonomics”, “the everyday economy”, “productivism” – there is no shortage of buzzwords floating around to describe Labour’s economic worldview.

Leave voters are less likely to support Labour than those who supported Remain, according to analysis by Professor John Curtice.

Labour is on course for a “Blair-style majority” following the party’s success at the local elections last week, according to one pollster.