Comment and Analysis

Andy Burnham has a chance to restore the aid budget and restore the aid and institutions that make Britain influential abroad.

The strongest governments are not those that outsource delivery most effectively but use external expertise to build capability of their own.

With recipcrocism, we can build a deeper, mutual relationship between people and the state that promotes collectivism over individualism.

If we want good growth in every postcode, devolution of powers must go hand-in-hand with a financial system that works in every postcode too.

Social care has been one of the trickiest issues for governments of all parties. But if Burnham can deliver, it will be transformational.

Making progress on the National Cancer Plan’s commitments will be a visible signal that the health system can work and that this government can deliver.

Real growth does not sacrifice conditions at work – real growth is a change that workers can feel for the better.

Scientists for Labour looks forward to working with the new government on a science and technology settlement fit for the future.

The new Prime Minister should signal at the very beginning of his premiership the centrality of elimination of VAWG in his agenda.

Healing fragmentation in Britain will take time. Examining why people return to the terraces and the touchlines is a good place to learn how it can be done.

Scottish Labour will not get a fair hearing until it can rebuild trust with the electorate. That means a full leadership contest.