‘Respect? Don’t just say it, show it’
There’s something not quite right in British politics and people can feel it. Patrick Maguire in The Times…
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David Evans issues guidance cautioning against Gaza protests and motions
Middle East conflict continues to dominate headlines Good morning.The news over the weekend has again been dominated by…
‘Taking SNP seats alone won’t fix unease over the union – in Scotland or England’
Labour’s stunning victory in the Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election opens the door to many more Scottish Labour…
‘Bold mayors are taking control of public services. Labour nationally must follow’
The next election will be fought on public services. Last month’s historic move in Greater Manchester to put…
‘Starmer pledged public and private investment – here’s how to do it well’
Labour leader Keir Starmer’s conference speech promised a “genuine partnership” between the public and private sectors, building a…
Member refused entry at conference with no apology after seven-hour rail trip
A student member who travelled from Aberdeen to Liverpool for conference had his pass revoked just hours before…
Shadow minister: Men must be “central” to campaign to end violence against women
Labour’s shadow minister for victims and sentencing Kevin Brennan said that if elected Labour would “halve violence against…
Shadow minister: “We need a rescue package for the planning system”
Labour’s shadow minister for housing and planning Matthew Pennycook said at LabourList fringe event this week that the…
‘You can be pro-Israel and pro-Palestine. Labour should revive that idea’
LabourList has run a series of pieces offering different views on the conflict in Israel and Palestine, its…
‘Labour conference: A predictable affair but one the party will be pleased with’
Conference wrap-up Labour conference is over for another year. But there’s no time for the party faithful to rest…
‘Labour prepared for power at its conference; the Tories for opposition’
Keir Starmer is a politician probably more suited to governing than campaigning. Yet the confidence and unity of…
