What is the ‘right to disconnect’ and why do we need it?
UK employees have long been subject to a notorious ‘long-hours culture’. In 2019, UK workers were already working…
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Floods are a climate emergency wake-up call that must shock us into action
Extreme weather happening more often is an urgent sign that all is not well with our planet. We…
Crime week? High vis chain gangs? The latest from the master of misdirection
Polls have narrowed. YouGov last week reported that the Conservative lead over Labour had fallen from 13 points…
End of the honeymoon for Johnson? Polls narrow as ‘vaccine bounce’ subsides
Polling is a tricky business, and forecasts often prove wrong. That means we should take the widening or…
Our new deal for working people will deliver rights and strengthen unions
Labour has launched its campaign to make Britain the best place to work, and over the coming weeks…
How I’m taking a grassroots approach to my community’s post-Covid economy
Nestled between the perhaps better-known South Wales constituencies of Merthyr and Rhondda lies my constituency of Cynon Valley,…
Wanted: Labour members’ experiences of their party
Labour is at its strongest when it represents the full diversity of our country and when every member…
How we can better involve hard-to-reach groups in the climate emergency agenda
Tower Hamlets, two years ago, became one of the first councils in London to declare a climate emergency…
When UK Labour talks only of Britain, we cannot speak for England
Labour launched its policy review ‘‘Stronger Together: A Better Future for Britain’ – our roadmap to bring Britain…
Labour’s path back to power: strength in breadth, pride, positivity and principles
Labour’s path back to power may be rocky, but the recent by-election result in Batley and Spen offers…
