Labour should lead on reforming citizenship rules
Citizenship rules have changed significantly over the past decade. The use of citizenship tests, the revised guidelines for…
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Eating disorder sufferers need a Labour government more than ever
This week marks Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2015. An estimated 1.6 million people in the UK suffer from an…
Labour’s plan for the arts is right but it should include reversing cuts
Last week I found myself in a small theatre in North London watching We’re Not Going Back, a musical…
One of Labour’s sister parties faces a massive funding threat
While the Tories’ secretive Black and White Ball was raising millions from big business donors to try to buy…
City bankers, have no fear – the Tory Party have got your back
The old saying is undoubtedly true, it’s in the midst of a crisis that you find out who…
Be under no illusion – poverty has risen under this government
In a debate on poverty in the UK last week, my colleague Lisa Nandy told the story of…
The Marriage Tax break tells us what we can expect from another 5 years of the Tories
Good news, everyone! Well, not everyone. Good news, couples! That is, couples who are married. Couples who are…
Why Labour should be talking now to the SNP, LibDems, etc., in spite of everything
Labour could come second to the Conservatives at the elections in May in another hung parliament and still…
Why MPs should support New Clause 1 to combat sex-selective abortion
I’m not one of those who wants to chuck lobbyists out of politics, but it does worry me…
Every underdog has his day, and it could be May 7
Judge people by their enemies. Who is most upset at the thought of Ed Miliband becoming prime minister…
