‘End the triple lock – just not yet’
Calls to end the pensions triple lock grow louder every week. Think tankers, business groups and voices from…
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Labour must offer popular, big-tent politics to reach out to voters in 2020
Victory for the Labour party in 2020 is going to be more than twice as difficult to achieve…
Former Scottish Labour leader says there’s no “quick fix” to the party’s problems
Johann Lamont, former Scottish Labour leader, has given her first broadcast interview since she resigned from the position…
The battlefield in 2020
Last week I looked at the detail behind the General Election results to see what the lessons were…
Working people are the real victims of Tory attacks on trade unions
Last week, through the Queen’s Speech, our worst fears were confirmed as the Tory plans to “reform trade…
Labour reactions to the death of Charles Kennedy
Labour politicians have joined tributes to Charles Kennedy, who died at his home yesterday aged 55. Harriet Harman,…
How do you build a majority against secret tribunals for multinationals in the European Parliament?
Investor-State Dispute Settlements, or ISDS, are special tribunals included in trade deals for investors to seek redress from…
What could a post-Miliband policy agenda look like?
Labour’s electoral disaster is rightly leading to a difficult discussion about what went wrong, the future of the…
Weekly survey: benefit cap reduction, immigration and the 50p tax rate
How should Labour react to the Tories’ plan to reduce the benefit cap from £26,000 to £23,000? In her…
Setting the record straight over Unite’s position in Scotland
In a few weeks’ time, Jim Murphy will submit his ideas on how to revive Labour’s fortunes in…
Report of National Executive Committee from Johanna Baxter – 19th May 2015
Report of National Executive Committee from Johanna Baxter meeting held on 19th May 2015 Harriet Harman’s Report Harriet…
