Agreeing a soft deal doesn’t mean we’ll stop talking about Brexit
There is an emerging view on the left that if Jeremy Corbyn is able to strike a Brexit…
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No EU customs arrangement? That’d be industrial vandalism
It took the Irish famine to finally force Conservative Prime Minister Robert Peel to repeal the Corn Laws…
To future-proof workers’ rights, learn from the minimum wage
This week marked the 20th anniversary of the National Minimum Wage Act, perhaps the most groundbreaking piece of…
Labour & Palestine: Speaking out is key to the future of our party
The cause of Palestine has consistently dominated political discourse for years. Discussions of the injustices faced by the…
A confirmatory public vote is our bottom line
Every day, the Brexit process delivers something more unbelievable than the last. Sometimes this takes the form of…
Migrants in the UK deserve rights. Let us vote
Many Labour members were shocked when a spokesperson confirmed this week that the party would not be seeking…
The world’s first ultra-low emission zone is coming to London
Air pollution in London is a silent killer. Thousands of Londoners die prematurely every year as a direct…
Theresa May has set a trap for Labour – but she could fall into it herself
Theresa May’s latest statement, unusually, felt like a step forward. The Prime Minister who could never bring herself…
Labour is at war with itself. What’s needed? The soft left
The ground beneath us keeps moving so fast, we can’t keep up. It won’t stop. This fluidity is…
We must move away from short prison sentences – they don’t work
It is no secret that our prison system is currently failing. The prison population has grown significantly over…
