‘How can Britain build peace for Palestinians without owning its own past?’
Amid geopolitical turmoil, Britain positions itself as a champion of international law and the rules-based global order. We…
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‘Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late’
Fourteen years of austerity, infighting and scandal. The UK worse off on every conceivable measure, from our international…
‘Reconciliation is not weakness. It is leadership’
The dramatic intervention of Anas Sarwar could not have come at a more delicate point in the Prime…
‘Press regulation is the simplest test of whether Starmer will govern with integrity’
Of all the challenges facing the government, one is distinctively simple to address: press regulation. Independent press regulation…
‘Winning was the easy part. Governing requires a different politics’
The events of recent weeks have been widely framed as a story about personalities. They are not. They…
‘The Local Power Plan is launching an ownership revolution’
Labour’s Local Power Plan puts power back where it belongs: in the hands of local people. This week’s…
‘Working for an MP shouldn’t mean falling through the cracks of employment law’
If you tour the Houses of Parliament, you will hear a great deal about the building itself, its…
‘Putting our values into action: Labour should make social security work for everyone who needs it’
Whatever your political persuasion, politics at its best is about values. I came into politics to do everything…
‘Mor-gone but not forgotten’
Morgan McSweeney resigned on Sunday afternoon. By that point, his going felt like an inevitability. Exclusive polling conducted for us by…
‘Treasury ‘Green Book’ reform is a game-changer for left-behind coastal towns’
There is a truth my constituents in East Thanet know all too well: our coastal towns have too…
