‘Why Iceland’s EU referendum matters to British progressives’
On August 29, Icelanders voted on whether to resume EU membership negotiations. The results were decisive, with 47…
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‘SEND Matters: We need reform, but families must have a voice’
Parliament has once again become a place for families to be heard. This month, I hosted another drop-in…
‘Social care is broken. We know how to fix it. Have we got the will to do so?
The provision of adult social care is disgraceful. Successive governments have been unable, and mostly unwilling, to address…
Revealed: The Labour seats the Conservatives are targeting at next general election
The Conservatives are selecting candidates for more than 60 target seats currently held by Labour amid preparation for…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 20th September 2026
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your…
It starts and ends with culture change
This is the third and final essay in a series by LabourList chair Karin Christiansen on the challenges…
‘Michael Marra and the challenge of rebuilding Scottish Labour’
Dodging a daunting queue snaking around Glasgow University’s main building on Tuesday past, I visited the uni Labour…
Michael Marra elected leader of Scottish Labour, succeeding Anas Sarwar
Michael Marra has been elected as the new leader of Scottish Labour, succeeding Anas Sarwar. Marra, a regional…
‘Tackling the common-law marriage myth’
A woman recently came to my constituency surgery and described her difficulties after the death of her long-term…
New beginnings, old problems, different solutions
I have been the editor of LabourList for just over a year. I still sometimes meet old friends…
The contest has changed. The machine hasn’t
This is the second of three essays by LabourList chair Karin Christiansen on the challenges facing Labour’s new…
