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Revealed: The key changes planned to Labour’s policies at crunch summit
Labour policy chiefs are recommending the party makes more than 100 changes to a draft blueprint setting out…
Labour’s £1.5bn private school tax windfall leaves education cash to spare
Good morning on a busy day in Labourland. First up, the party’s education team will be cheering a…
‘Anti-Zionism feeds antisemitism. To fight racism, Labour must recognise this’
At the heart of the shocking growth of antisemitism in the Labour party after 2015 rested a myth…
Unite votes to stay affiliated to Labour but warns ‘no blank cheques’
The trade union Unite has “overwhelmingly” rejected a motion to disaffiliate from the Labour Party. Responding to the…
Does Keir Starmer hate tree huggers, or does someone else hate Ed Miliband?
Good morning. The Times reported yesterday that Ed Miliband recently gave a presentation to the Shadow Cabinet on…
‘We must give control back to the North by improving public transport’
For the Tories, ‘levelling up’ the North is an election slogan. For Labour, it must be a job…
‘A Labour government won’t have an easy start. We must plan for hard times’
Across the advanced economy nations, centre-left parties are governing in hard times. The Mile End Institute’s recent conference…
‘Labour Students is back- and believe it or not, it’s more united than ever’
There’s an expectation that student politics is bound to be pointless and doomed to be toxic. But since…
How did Keir Starmer’s speech go down, and how are Labour doing in Selby and Uxbridge?
Let’s start with some good news that splashes The Yorkshire Post – a pretty jaw-dropping, 12-point lead for…
‘Starmer’s speech gets aspiration but redefines it – it’s election-winning stuff’
There was a lot to be said about Keir Starmer’s Opportunity Mission speech yesterday. It was powerfully delivered…
