‘Those who aspire to lead Labour must be clear about the party’s responsibilities to working people’
When I stood to be General Secretary of Usdaw, the trade union for retail and distribution workers, I…
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‘Business, unions and civil society agree: it’s time for mandatory due diligence’
In 2015, the UK Modern Slavery Act (MSA), was world leading. Yet all it actually required of companies…
‘Skates faces an uphill climb. His first task is thus to dump the baggage’
Nostalgia abounds in reporting Labour’s collapse in Wales last Thursday. It is indeed the end of the first…
‘ThinkLabour will be an open, collaborative organisation with no interest in factions’
Out of the turmoil of the last few days must come a determined effort across the Labour Party…
‘Ending Britain’s cycle of decline’
Can Labour recover from this historic collapse? Before the 2024 election the warning signs were all too clear.…
‘Welsh Labour cannot survive on memory alone’
There is a story Welsh Labour has told itself for generations. That we are not just a political…
‘Gaza Independents helped deliver Kirklees to Reform’
The local elections in Kirklees resulted in the defeat of every Labour councillor and candidate standing in the…
‘Foreign policy is not a reason to keep Keir Starmer in No.10’
From Keir Starmer’s supporters we hear that, however bad things are for him, his foreign policy successes are…
‘The grass may look greener on the other side, but it rarely is’
I have a rather unfashionable opinion, but one I believe is quietly shared by many other Labour MPs…
‘Rebuilding and decoupling – the future of Welsh Labour’
The Senedd elections results are a disaster for Welsh Labour and a warning to UK Labour that politics…
