‘The fight against online conspiracy theories starts in schools’
Conspiracy theories are too often treated as if they are confined to some distant corner of the internet.…
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‘Labour’s foreign policy challenge is projecting confidence not aggression’
At first glance, new polling commissioned by the Institute of Research and Reforms (IRR) International and conducted by…
Paul Nowak column: ‘It’s time to break big money’s grip on our politics’
Earlier this week I was in Berlin talking to German unions about our shared effort to tackle the…
‘Bots, crypto and dark money – countering the modern agents provocateurs’
Philip Rycroft’s Independent Review on Countering Foreign Financial Influence and Interference in UK Politics was published this week.…
‘Reform? They haven’t gone away’
Gorton and Denton was undoubtedly not our finest hour and, rightly, most hot-takes have focused on the Green…
‘Forget fuel duty freezes – Here are the real ways Labour can help drivers through the Iran crisis’
Unlike statistics on GDP or inequality, the price of petrol is a number every driver sees every day.…
NEC report from Cat Arnold
Gorton and Denton Hollie Ridley, General Secretary said this was a sad loss, notwithstanding the brilliant team, regional…
‘Three chords and a different truth: how ‘Strong Labour’ beats the populists’
Populists play their politics like country music: three chords and their truth. Patriotism and renewal. A grieving nostalgia…
‘The Government’s earned settlement policy is built on a fiction. It should be scrapped’
Reports suggest Downing Street is considering transitional protections for migrants already in the UK. If true, that is…
‘We should not tax work more than wealth’
Tax wealth, get growth. A thoughtful piece yesterday by Jeevun Sandher MP set out the economic journey the…
