‘Suspending dissenting voices is a sign of weakness, not a show of strength’
At no point in its history has the Labour Party been a monolith. It has always tolerated, though…
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‘Reviving Sure Start is a great first step – a children’s minister should be the next’
Bridget Philipson’s revival of Labour’s hallmark Sure Start programme is a promising sign that children’s welfare is back…
Nudification apps facilitate digital sexual assault – and they should be banned
On 25 July, rules will finally come into force that restrict online pornography to over 18s and require…
‘Election finance laws are on the agenda – now is the moment for ambition’
Today, the Electoral Commission revealed the price tag of General Election 2024: £95 million. Also today, the UK…
‘A year on, children can’t wait. Starmer must end the two-child cap now’
‘Promise made, promise kept’ has only in recent weeks become the mantra of this government. But it was…
‘How we can build a strong political centre and centre-left’
At one level, the fortunes of the British Labour Party and the US Democrats could not be more…
‘Building the UK’s best network: delivering digital opportunity for every community’
SPONSORED Digital connectivity now plays an enormous role in modern life and the UK economy. Think about how…
‘First past the post is corroding trust in politics. The government must make all elections fit for the future’
Before the last general election, the Labour Party officially recognised that First Past the Post (FPTP) is a…
‘Hope starts young: Why Labour must tell the story of a better tomorrow’
In politics, as in business, ideas only stick when they tell a story. A government can have the…
‘Hyperlocal messaging can help Labour win elections: Here’s how’
Local elections are tough. Turnout is low. National issues dominate. Many voters feel local politicians can’t make a…
