Rory Palmer: People in food poverty can’t afford a no deal Brexit
Holiday hunger is a national disgrace. It shames our country that kids cannot get a decent meal. This…
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Let’s keep up Labour’s support for precarious, low-waged and migrant workers
Austerity Britain is everywhere defined by the twin blights of falling wages and rising living costs. This is…
The government’s no deal plans show Corbyn must change tack on Brexit
Until recently I have been sceptical about appeals to the Labour leadership to call for a second referendum.…
A publicly owned Facebook? Interesting idea, but fraught with difficulty
Is it time to nationalise Facebook? Recently, social media platforms have transformed from a space to socialise, share…
Melanie Onn: The Tories aren’t interested in helping private renters
It is anticipated that there will be five million people in the private rented sector by 2022, a…
It isn’t Labour the splitters would be leaving – it’s politics itself
This week’s New Statesman cover, ‘Will Labour split?’, is currently making waves, as Stephen Bush predicts a split of…
Labour’s NHS plans are not future proof
The year is 2024. A decade ago, you presented at London’s Royal Free Hospital A&E with a broken…
It’s time for a Democracy Review that looks outside the Labour tent
A curious thing is happening: Labour is talking about democracy more than we have done in years. The…
Westminster has failed the people of Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland continues to make headlines these days, and I have become the unofficial Northern Ireland correspondent to…
Wajid Khan: At conference, Labour must back a People’s Vote
Back when I was a taxi driver and I said I wanted to be an MEP, people laughed…
