‘Labour can expect to win in Rutherglen. But there’s no such thing as a sure thing’
Nearly three years since Margaret Ferrier lost the SNP whip after a series of flagrant breaches of Covid…
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‘Labour must work with the Greens – or risk again splitting the progressive vote’
Despite a historic win in Selby, Labour couldn’t resist indulging in some characteristic self-flagellation over its ULEZ-induced defeat…
‘Close working with Germany’s SPD hints at Labour’s future foreign policy aims’
It’s been a pretty desperate few years in relations between the UK and Germany, even though, of course,…
‘Out of chaos, a new consensus may be emerging on how to fix inequality’
It is the biggest act of wealth destruction on record. We knew Trussonomics was a catastrophe, but now…
Former Redcar MP Anna Turley wins selection battle to return as candidate
The former Labour MP Anna Turley has won her selection battle to stand again in the Redcar constituency.…
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…
‘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…
‘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…
Giant Labour poll leads, calls for price controls, more walkouts – a new normal?
Good morning. Some two-thirds of voters back price controls on essential goods, while 40 per cent oppose the…
‘Labour can’t take ethnic minority votes for granted – it must find a voice on race’
Labour has won most Black and Asian votes in every general election for the last half century. But…
