Comment and Analysis

The voters drifting toward the fringes are not lost. They are waiting for Labour to deliver tangible change and a sense of agency.

What is it like to be young, autistic and a first time delegate to conference? Awesome!

Retail trade union Usdaw has called on the government to honour Labour’s 2024 manifesto commitment of a guaranteed hours contract for everyone who wants one.

Too much discussion of Labour activists has the tone of breathless anthropology. Too little acknowledges how like the voters we often are.

Liam Evans asks of the left: Where is the dream? Where is the ambition? Where is the imagination?

Tech companies cannot be allowed to act with impunity when women's dignity, wellbeing and safety is on the line.

Blair banned landmines, Brown banned cluster bombs, now Burnham can ban killer robots.

An amicable start to relations between Burnham and Trump is helpful, but when dealing with 'The Donald', you are always on thin ice...

If we want to nurture confident, curious and capable citizens of the future universal education must begin in the early years.

As he steps down as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour, Joe Dharampal-Hornby reflects on the last four years and what is ahead for the organisation.

NHS managers want the government to succeed because our patients need Labour to succeed. But reform is something done with people, not to them.

Neoliberalism and offshoring created a paradise for a few billionaires. We shouldn't listen to their cries of woe now that's being restricted.