After non-doms – 5 other ways Labour could ensure tax justice in Britain
Yesterday’s news cycle was dominated (pardon the pun) by Labour’s announcement that it would abolish the non-dom rule.…
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The Tories haven’t changed: they still don’t respect lone parents
Child maintenance payments – perhaps £40 or £50 a week – might not seem like a lot to…
The way the Tories have dealt with Labour’s non-dom announcement shows why the election is still up for grabs
In an election, a sort of “fog of war” can often descend. A day in an election is…
A vote for Labour is a vote for diversity
Five years ago as a newly elected MP arriving in London I remember being fairly stumped by the…
Labour is still seen by many as the incumbent, not the party of opposition
The overwhelming consensus in Westminster is that the closer we get to election day, and the more people…
Scottish Leaders Debate – the fault lines of an election revealed
We are still getting used to leaders debates as part of our elections. They are still novel being…
What might a “progressive coalition” look like?
When the outcome of an election is relatively unknown, it is unwise to prepare only for the outcome…
Labour will be the only party to deliver a race equality strategy for mental health
In January Ed Miliband’s Independent Taskforce led by Sir Stephen O’Brien launched its report completed a report called…
One month to go: what we’ve learnt about the Tories
With one month to go until polling day, the Tory campaign has already taught us a lot about…
The A303: The Chancellor’s road to the few
One of the common challenges of living on the coast, or in the country, is the smaller size…
