Labour’s governing body makes some changes in its pre-conference meeting
Labour’s governing body backed a number of proposals, at a meeting yesterday afternoon, that make changes to the way…
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Labour for the Long Term: Let’s bring ‘cathedral thinking’ to policy making
This summer, our forests caught fire. Some trees threatened by the blaze, such as California’s giant sequoias, are…
Take part in our survey – and have your say on Labour’s foreign policy priorities
There is an old refrain that foreign policy is not a doorstep issue. For many, it lives in…
Labour looks to derail attempts at a Tory reset following national mourning period
The end of the national mourning period following the Queen’s death also marks the end of something of…
As we bury the Queen, now is the time to ask: what do we expect from the state?
On Westminster Bridge the other night, Australia’s ABC channel reporter Barbara Miller was looking for someone to do…
Why Labour for a Green New Deal’s motion must be given a hearing
This is getting silly now. For the second year in a row, Labour’s conference arrangements committee is attempting…
The death of Queen Elizabeth is being used to delegitimise republicanism
You would imagine from the media saturation and the prostration of the politicians that it is not only…
MPs to consider motion cutting short conference season parliamentary recess
Parliament is scheduled to resume next Wednesday, two days after the Queen’s funeral. Kwasi Kwarteng is then expected…
The royal succession is designed to stifle debate – just when it is most needed
Keir Starmer has warned protesters who favour a new head of state based on merit as determined by…
Young people deserve far better than what Truss and the Tories have to offer
An entire generation has been failed by three Tory Prime Ministers. Will the fourth be any better? Liz…
