Challenges lie ahead, but Biden’s victory offers lessons for our movement
The eyes of the world are on Washington DC. Each inauguration is historic but today’s is uniquely significant,…
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Why the Brexit issue won’t simply go away
Some seem to believe that Labour should now “move on” and ignore Brexit, hoping it won’t be an issue…
How Labour is boosting workers’ rights in Wales through social partnership
On the same day that the Financial Times revealed the UK government is considering measures to weaken workers’…
Deliberative democracy: nourishing and slow-cooked, not fast food McPolitics
Even in the midst of the global anti-democratic wave, we find hope and the key to democracy’s recovery:…
Corbyn’s court case, Universal Credit U-turn and a speedy leadership contest
“I don’t want to see the Labour Party tied up in court proceedings. I want to see the…
“A profound mistake” – Reynolds’ speech on cutting Universal Credit
Below is the speech made by Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Jonathan Reynolds in the debate on Universal…
What would cutting Universal Credit in April mean for claimants?
Labour has forced a vote in the House of Commons today on government plans to cut Universal Credit…
Sexual abuse is still going unchecked in the aid sector. We need bold solutions
The aid sector was rocked in 2018 when revelations surfaced that humanitarian aid workers had been paying local…
Boris Johnson: Avoid tricky opposition day votes with this one weird trick
Boris Johnson has been backed into a corner, and he is not happy. 20 opposition days per parliamentary…
“Unity and common purpose” – Nick Thomas-Symonds’ Fabian speech
Below is the full text of the speech delivered today by Shadow Home Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds at the…
