After Labour’s victory in Wakefield, where does the party go from here?
Labour won a historic by-election in Wakefield, our first such victory since winning Corby in 2012. This success…
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What the coverage of the RMT strike tells us about the unions and the media
The general secretary of the RMT has, within the space of a week, become a television hero. It…
What do the Conservative by-election defeats mean for Keir Starmer’s Labour?
“They know they are out of ideas and they are out of touch – and if they had…
Keir Starmer must stand up for internationalism and migrants’ rights
Albert Einstein is often credited with defining a fool as “someone who does the same thing over and…
Reviving public services must be a central part of Labour’s offer to voters
Earlier this month, Roy Clare, an 89-year old from Southend, suffered a suspected stroke and fell out of…
We need an asset management company owned by the public, for the public
Ownership of the UK’s corporate landscape is quietly but drastically shifting. While the UK has long suffered from…
Voters head to the polls in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton by-elections
Residents of Wakefield have until 10pm to cast a vote in the by-election. The constituency is a ‘Red Wall’ seat…
Welsh Labour is delivering not just domestically, but also internationally
‘Er gwaetha pawb a propeth, ry’n ni yma o hyd! Despite everyone and everything, we are still here!’…
Fairer Share’s plan sets out how we can reform our punitive council tax system
Council tax is broken. Local authorities, MPs, think tanks, economists and households understand this. It is fundamentally a…
PMQs: Starmer slams PM hypocrisy over banker bonuses and public sector pay
It was obvious that the rail strikes would be a focus of today’s Prime Minister’s Questions whether Keir…
