The cynicism of the Tories’ “workers’ party” rhetoric has been exposed
Parliament rose yesterday, marking the end of a tumultuous session. It is perhaps a fitting time to take…
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Diane Abbott: Tories hosting an anti-corruption summit is like putting the fox in charge of the chicken coop
Today, with considerable fanfare, David Cameron hosts the UK Anti-Corruption Summit. Like the professional public relations man he…
Gordon Brown: Britain must be a leader in Europe to protect jobs, the environment and workers’ rights
Gordon Brown returned to the political frontline today when he gave a speech on the importance…
My first 24 hours as an NEC candidate made me want to give up – but I won’t
On Tuesday afternoon, I announced that I was standing for election to represent Labour Party members on its…
Plaid’s shameful opportunism underlines the need for a Labour government in Wales
Plaid has consistently attempted to position itself as the party to the left of Jones’s Llafur Cymru and…
PMQs verdict: Injustice fires up Corbyn but no sign of a victory parade
Questions about the posted workers’ directive? Then Jeremy Corbyn has answers for you – and for a prime…
This week we step up the fight to save the great BBC from the Tories
Tomorrow, we will finally get to see the Government’s proposals for reform of the BBC. This was a…
Let’s make it easier for people from every walk of society to get involved in the Labour Party
In government and in opposition, Labour’s purpose is equality. No-one with a membership card doubts that building a more…
Neal Lawson: It’s time for Labour to give up on tribalism and embrace PR
At the weekend John McDonnell made a call for the party to support a shift to proportional…
Ian Murray: We are in a tough position in Scotland but Labour will always fight dismal Tory austerity
Last Thursday’s Scottish Parliament election was the latest in a series of disappointing results for the Labour Party…
