Jon Ashworth: Ignore Liam Fox’s shameful migrant workers claim – the Tories must not use Brexit to harm the NHS
Our national health service relies on the skills and dedication of workers from all over the world. If…
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The people’s Brexit’s deepest red: Is Labour learning to love Leave?
Following the vote in June 23, Labour faced two choices: embrace Brexit or rally Remainers. We may now…
Spellar: The Tory right are not hostile to the NHS because it fails, but because it works
Owen Patterson’s call to “break the consensus surrounding the NHS”, in his recent speech at his own think-tank…
Anas Sarwar: Today’s report lays bare how the SNP has failed our NHS
Of all the things Labour can be proud of achieving in government, the one that towers above the…
McDonnell: Britain doesn’t want a Bankers’ Brexit for the few – it deserves a People’s Brexit for the many
This is the full text of the speech given today by shadow Chancellor John McDonnell at the Institution…
As Lib Dems eye by-elections, and UKIP begins to fade, Labour must set out its vision for the country that backed Brexit
Back in the 1980s the SDP – a forerunner of the Lib Dems – were the in-between party.…
The Lib Dems have proved they won’t stand up to Goldsmith – so Labour must
Labour will stand a candidate in the Richmond Park by-election. The party’s NEC has ensured that we will…
John Woodcock: Empty gesture politics will only make the crisis in Yemen worse
Labour’s frontbench is rightly highlighting the humanitarian crisis in Yemen today. But – as with so much else…
PMQs review: Stumbling May contrasts with composed Corbyn
Theresa May offered a shaky performance, light on substance, while Jeremy Corbyn gave an assured display in today’s…
How should Labour speak to England? The question that will not go away
By John Denham and Michael Kenny The soap opera of Labour’s leadership election has absorbed a good deal…
