‘Where next for electoral reform?’
Last week in Parliament, something unprecedented happened. A British government confirmed that it is committed to looking at…
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‘As Israel invokes Balfour, Britain’s Palestine record demands an answer’
I have written in these pages that Britain’s calls for peace in Palestine will ring hollow until we are willing…
‘We won’t cut the welfare bill by making people poorer – we need to tackle the causes of poverty’
Conversations about bringing down the social security bill are starting in the wrong place – arguing about what…
‘Assisted dying: why the choice to die with dignity matters’
This Friday MPs will once again be voting on the assisted dying bill. I know many of my…
‘MPs would be right to vote against the assisted dying bill in light of the unfolding care crisis’
As parliament resumes after recess, the highly-controversial “Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill” will once again demand…
‘Sudan’s forgotten war demands urgent action from Britain’
Today’s debate on Sudan comes at a critical moment. The war is now entering its fourth year and…
‘Labour must set our own terms on defence – not have them written for us’
If you wanted to find out what Labour thinks about defence, you could learn more from the pages…
‘The final Timms report is Labour’s chance to get PIP reform right’
Andy Burnham has more than a couple of knotty issues in his in-tray and another one will soon…
‘Reindustrialisation is fiscal discipline in action’
The bond markets are sending us a warning. We should listen to it. But we also need to…
‘Labour must be ambitious enough to restore what we’ve lost’
What would a more ambitious approach to nature recovery look like? Well, in some parts of Britain, it…
