‘Labour’s lesson from Denmark: immigration alone won’t save you’
Labour has its eyes on Denmark. The story told by the Home Office is that the Danish Social…
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Starmer calls for Gavin Williamson to be sacked over exam failures
Keir Starmer has called for Boris Johnson to sack Education Secretary Gavin Williamson over his handling of exam…
Which policy motions are being backed by groups for Labour conference 2021?
Motions are currently being submitted for Labour’s conference. The annual gathering, the first physical one since Keir Starmer…
Starmer warns of “baked-in unfairness” as Labour demands action on education
Keir Starmer has warned that the attainment gap between less privileged children and their counterparts is widening as…
Growing support for climate action reveals an opportunity for Labour
Polling suggests politicians not seen to be doing enough on climate change face an increasing uphill battle, as…
Let’s celebrate the results this week – but don’t argue for the end of exams
The week that GCSE and A-Level results come out is always difficult, but in these extraordinary times, the…
Labour needs a renaissance – and Renaissance needs you
Major events like pandemics tend to stir a ‘rally round the flag’ tendency in the instinctively patriotic British…
Labour unveils ‘next step guarantee’ after Covid disruption to students
Labour has called for ministers to introduce a ‘next step guarantee’ to ensure that students who have had…
Are concerns over Labour’s future candidates programme justified?
Labour’s future candidates programme has become a source of controversy within the party today, after it was reported…
As the Olympics conclude, Labour should channel Team GB and invest in people
The 32nd Olympic Games drew to a close in Tokyo on Sunday. Earlier that day, Team GB won…
Momentum to expand base by engaging non-members – but is there a risk?
Momentum, the left-wing organisation that grew out of Jeremy Corbyn’s first leadership campaign, is aiming to expand its…
