Labour must seize this chance to define what being ‘the party of business’ means
Being back out on the doorstep gives us the unvarnished truth from the public. There’s no doubt that…
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Poll finds 50% see “culture of sleaze” in government, but will it matter in May?
MPs questioned a top civil servant yesterday on Tory sleaze and government leaks as he did his level…
Where’s the Tory candidate gone? Why I’m backing Anne Clarke for City Hall
The Barnet and Camden London Assembly seat is, and always has been, a two-way Labour/Conservative marginal. The Tory…
“Let the bodies pile high in their thousands.” Did Boris Johnson say it?
“Let the bodies pile high in their thousands.” Did Boris Johnson really say he would rather see this…
Many on the left fear modernisation, but it is key to social justice and to winning
Steve Akehurst and Tom Mauchline have offered an intriguing analysis (writing in Strong Message Here) pointing towards a…
Football is nothing without its fans. Let’s make this week a catalyst for change
The failed move by six of England’s biggest clubs to form part of a ‘European super league’ last…
Stunning endorsement or record defeat? A look at the polls for Welsh Labour
Labour looks set for a mixed night at the ballot box in the May elections – and Wales…
Labour campaigners are back on the doorstep – and making up for lost time
Getting back on the doorstep is just the first step in reconnecting with voters. We are making up…
The past 18 months show the politics of England can no longer be ignored
St George’s Day provides an annual reminder to Labour members that many of the key challenges the party…
‘It’s a pandemic, stupid’: Scottish Labour develops unity theme for May elections
The Holyrood battle on May 6th is a “pandemic election”, Anas Sarwar has declared. That might sound like…
