Rachel Reeves: Queen’s Speech showed the typical Tory failure on pensions and infrastructure
Yesterday in Parliament we voted on the Government’s programme of legislation for the year ahead, as set out…
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Chuka Umunna: Don’t take the polls for granted – we must defeat every argument from the desperate Leave campaign
“Take Control” – that is the slogan of the faltering Vote Leave campaign. I say “faltering” because they…
Glenis Willmott: With four weeks to the vote it’s clear that Brexit would put at risk jobs, rights and security
In just four weeks’ time, voters go the polls in the EU referendum, and while there have been…
David Blunkett: Coalition failures fuelled the myth Britain is not in control of its borders
This is the speech given by former Home Secretary Lord Blunkett at a Labour In for Britain event…
The left needs a more convincing agenda on immigration if it is to chart a route back to power
Increased migration has been a defining trend of the past decade, changing both the economic structure and…
Liam Byrne: Whether you love or loathe Alan Sugar, Britain needs its entrepreneurs to succeed
Lord Sugar has his work cut out. The brusque business star of TV’s The Apprentice ain’t everyone’s…
Steel crisis and Chinese dumping shows why we need a truly ethical foreign policy
While Carwyn Jones, Welsh First Minister, has travelled to India to ensure the board of Tata consider…
PMQs Verdict: Osborne falters, Eagle soars and Trident lurks in the background
Those in the Commons chamber today were slightly taken aback by the wall of noise that greeted Angela…
Dan Jarvis: As a former soldier I back the EU as a project for peace
This is a speech entitled The patriotic choice for a more secure Britain delivered by Dan Jarvis at the Royal British…
Why Diane Abbott was right to put a coup in the world’s fourth largest democracy back on the British progressive political agenda
The shocking overthrow of democracy a fortnight ago in the world’s fourth largest democratic nation has been placed…
