‘The cost of living crisis is still Britain’s defining political challenge’
Scandal and speculation continue to grip Westminster this week. But beyond the bubble, one issue matters more to…
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‘Nurses are finally getting the recognition they deserve’
In a historic move, the government has agreed with the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) a review of…
‘Labour council candidates – it’s tough, but all is not lost’
Labour Party councillors going into the May local elections must feel like they are between a rock and…
‘Cutting Welsh university funding would be economic vandalism, not reform’
I have spent more than 15 years working in higher education in Wales. I served as an elected…
‘Every Lidl helps: What can the Government do to bring down food prices?’
The cost of buying food is top of mind for many British households. Between July 2020 and July…
‘Forgotten fathers: pipefitters, plumbers and the paternity pay gap’
When I stand up in Parliament to champion tradespeople, I’m standing up for the backbone of our country.…
‘How can Britain build peace for Palestinians without owning its own past?’
Amid geopolitical turmoil, Britain positions itself as a champion of international law and the rules-based global order. We…
‘Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late’
Fourteen years of austerity, infighting and scandal. The UK worse off on every conceivable measure, from our international…
‘Reconciliation is not weakness. It is leadership’
The dramatic intervention of Anas Sarwar could not have come at a more delicate point in the Prime…
‘Press regulation is the simplest test of whether Starmer will govern with integrity’
Of all the challenges facing the government, one is distinctively simple to address: press regulation. Independent press regulation…
