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One morning Satan slid into my LinkedIn DMs. Using a male human name and concealing his reptilian form behind the screen, he said I could get paid hundreds of pounds per hour to train AI to do my job. “Not today, “James"”, I replied, typing…
When rhetoric hardens, it doesn't stay confined to asylum policy. It legitimises the 'us vs them' framing that gets turned on Britain's minorities.
The condition of Britain’s High Streets has become a stark symbol of economic decline and state failure. Labour are changing that.
The crisis in our prisons system is the headline this week. But the state of our state is going to continue to cause problems for the PM.
A credible long-term plan would strengthen investor confidence, reduce costs and let us invest in public services.
We came into government with a clear promise: to be the party of business, working people and growth. Two years on, with a new leader, we have renewed our desire to partner with business. We have said that we will deliver growth in every…
The recent NPF report acts as a review of Starmer's government. A reasonable start everywhere, a clear narrative nowhere...
Supporting airport expansion would be plane crazy. Hopefully Mr Burnham will get off to a flying start by ditching this disastrous scheme.
This is the start of a fight to win back the trust of voters like those in Clacton. The winner will be the party that ends the neglect of these coastal towns.
LabourList provides a breakdown of the recent Labour Party National Policy Forum report following its release in August 2026...
Politics needs ambitious big structural change but it also needs the kinds of small measures we can all feel.
There is no binary choice between pursuing much-needed reforms to health and care services, and introducing true choice at the end of life.
