Labour must build bridges to reap the benefits of our diverse society
Keir Starmer was affectionately introduced as a “sweet rice pudding” at a historic meeting with members of the…
Comment
Book review: Is Socialism Possible in Britain? By Andrew Murray
With his most recent book, Is Socialism Possible in Britain, former Jeremy Corbyn advisor Andrew Murray has done fine…
Tackling poverty and inequality must be one of the Labour Party’s primary goals
Why are the many still poor? As Labour looks increasingly likely to lead the country, tackling poverty and…
Hunt prepares to make further changes to the Trussenomics ‘growth plan’
Jeremy Hunt will make an emergency statement to parliament today. In an attempt to smooth the economic turmoil,…
Truss and Kwarteng face the heat amid talks of another ‘mini-Budget’ U-turn
It is hard to believe that the ‘mini-Budget’ – which has turned out to in fact be a…
How Sir Mark Hendrick’s bill will help unleash co-operatives
Rachel Reeves give a speech at the Co-op Party conference in Leeds last weekend. The Shadow Chancellor spoke…
In an age of crises, social democrats need to rethink their approach
What are the challenges for European social democracy? And what are the keys to social democratic renewal and…
Momentum raises the alarm about Labour left representation in selections
Another day, another selections drama. This time, it is the turn of Tony Blair’s old constituency, Sedgefield. 13…
A social rent freeze not entirely funded by the Treasury could be self-defeating
Salford has just submitted its response to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ consultation on a…
Dismissing policies as simply being too ‘nanny state’ is depressingly familiar
As the price of energy becomes unaffordable and the National Grid warns of rolling blackouts, it is somewhat…
