Labour, EU and the single market: who’s said what?
In the summer recess, Labour is using the time away from Westminster to debate what the party’s Brexit…
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The Regressive Alliance may not go easily: Corbynism needs to branch out
Study your political adversary While the Conservatives have driven UK politics for best part of a decade, the…
Manuel Cortes: Barry Gardiner’s warnings are right – and that’s exactly why Labour can’t rule out Remaining
The shadow trade secretary, Barry Gardiner wrote thought-provokingly on Brexit in The Guardian last week for which he…
Has Corbyn moved the centre to the left?
Turning a signpost through 90 degrees at a crossroads in rural parts is a source of amusement for…
Corbyn is just the latest of many Labour leaders to face splits over Europe
As the healthy debate about Labour’s policy on withdrawal from Europe continues, it is worth noting how the…
Denis MacShane: Labour should be very wary of Lexit – and fight to stay as the party of European social justice
The lure of staying out of Europe has been the most seductive of all the dead-end policies that…
Rise in antisemitic attacks across Britain shows why Chakrabarti report must be put into practice immediately
Today the Community Security Trust (CST) has released its antisemitic incidents report for the first six months of…
Giving up on the single market will only extend the icy grip of austerity
Politicians often boast of having fully costed manifestos. Theresa May was rightly lambasted for going to the country…
Taylor review got it wrong — Corbyn must clear up confusion in the gig economy
The Taylor Review may have been written by the former head of Tony Blair’s Downing Street policy unit…
Jim McMahon: Another broken Tory transport promise shows why the north must wrest power from Whitehall
“Billions for London, uncertainty for Manchester” – read the headline in my local paper this week. The government’s…
