‘Love it or loathe it, aid cuts and defence cash play well on the doorstep’
Honestly, I wish it weren’t so, but it is. Keir Starmer’s rabbit out of the hat on defence…
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‘Maurice Glasman rails at progressives – why keep treating him as one of us?’
The last month has seen a return to public prominence of Maurice Glasman – Labour peer, erstwhile guru…
‘Germany’s election offers insights into the threats Labour could face going forward’
With just days to go before Germany heads to the polls in what will be a crucial federal…
Joani Reid MP: ‘Here’s why Scottish Labour shouldn’t despair at the polls’
Labour has been in power for just short of eight months. It has been a tough time –…
‘Many councils are on their knees. More cuts to fund defence would be a mistake’
Perhaps one of the most overused quotes in politics is the famous line from Prime Minister Harold MacMillan…
‘Labour must mobilise the whole country around its missions – or risk failure’
In December, Keir Starmer confirmed that ‘mission-led government’ remains at the centre of Labour’s programme. This is welcome,…
‘Labour must not chase coat-tails of anti-migrant right’
On Westminster Bridge poor young men play the three card trick to trap wealthy tourists. In America there…
‘The asylum bill revolt is no surprise. It continues cruel anti-migrant policies’
February has brought with it the Border Security, Immigration and Asylum Bill – Labour’s plan for our asylum…
Ukraine: ‘Voters back spending 3% on defence – but not higher taxes to fund it’
When US Defence Secretary Peter Hegseth spoke at a meeting of defence ministers in Munich last week, he left…
‘Welsh Labour prepares to fight or fall in the culture war as Reform threat looms’
“No, I won’t be voting Labour. They don’t even know what a woman is.” The door slams in…
