‘Cutting Welsh university funding would be economic vandalism, not reform’
I have spent more than 15 years working in higher education in Wales. I served as an elected…
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‘Every Lidl helps: What can the Government do to bring down food prices?’
The cost of buying food is top of mind for many British households. Between July 2020 and July…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 8th February 2026
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your…
Veteran Labour NEC member Ann Black to stand down
Veteran member of Labour’s national executive committee Ann Black has announced she will not be running for re-election.…
‘Lord Wolfson’s continuing role as Shadow Attorney General is a test of Badenoch – and the Tories – integrity’
The Wolfson issue, which has emerged in recent days ,is not something I would normally comment on as…
Former Labour MP Sir Patrick Duffy dies at 105
Former Labour MP and Defence Minister Sir Patrick Duffy has died at the age of 105 after a…
‘Labour needs to regain the narrative from Lib Dems and Reform on Europe’
As we reach the tenth anniversary of the 2016 Brexit referendum, we have observed war erupting in Europe…
Labour’s identity crisis – caught between Blairism and Blue Labour
The problem most tribes in the Labour Party have is that they rarely get to fully define themselves.…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 14 December 2025
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your…
‘Rushing a UK–EU customs union now would undermine real progress’
“For economic renewal, we have to keep moving towards a closer relationship with the European Union”. Those were…
