‘The longevity dividend: how the UK’s G20 can turn demographic change into economic growth’
As leaders prepare for this week’s G7 Summit in Evian, France, the UK needs to consider what its…
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‘A neighbourhood spending lock: an idea Labour can unite behind’
Labour was elected in 2024 because people in seats like ours wanted change. While we represent seats in…
‘Renters need to see changes to decent standards soon’
I have seen and heard first hand in Hartlepool the unacceptable conditions too many renters are being forced…
‘Keir Starmer’s slow motion defence crisis’
To lose one defence minister may be regarded as a misfortune, to lose two on the same day…
‘Grenfell and the continued fight for justice’
Nine years ago at 12.54 an electrical fire broke out in a flat in North Kensington. As the…
‘In a less hyperbolic alternate universe, Labour would be regarded as strong on defence’
Imagine an alternate universe in which the Conservatives had won the last election and had cut the international…
‘Labour’s moment of decision on defence’
I first heard about Dan Jarvis in 2011, on a patrol base in southern Afghanistan. The officer commanding…
‘Labour represents the sort of people for whom trade unions were created or it represents no one’
Just as many trade union members support Reform as support Labour, according to a recent poll. Many local…
‘Capacity first: Building a Britain that works’
The political risks of targets have been laid out plain to see over the last 24 hours. Failing…
‘Universal Credit fails both as a safety net and as a gateway into work. So what now?’
The UK welfare system is increasingly complex and requires decisive action to address its inherent challenges. The fundamental…
