Labour can lay the groundwork for a labour market fit for the digital age
With the government coming apart at the seams, digital rights at work may seem like a distraction. There…
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Truss announces resignation after just six weeks as Prime Minister
Keir Starmer has called for a general election, arguing that the Tories “cannot respond to their latest shambles…
Activists, from all wings of our party, should be able to stand before members
Keir Starmer told Labour members in 2020 that “we should end NEC impositions of candidates” and that “local…
Book review: Is Socialism Possible in Britain? By Andrew Murray
With his most recent book, Is Socialism Possible in Britain, former Jeremy Corbyn advisor Andrew Murray has done fine…
MPs criticise “appalling” move to block councillor from standing to be MP
MPs have described as “appalling” the decision to exclude Maurice Mcleod from the longlist in the selection process…
In an age of crises, social democrats need to rethink their approach
What are the challenges for European social democracy? And what are the keys to social democratic renewal and…
Labour must put marginalised communities at the heart of its mission
The nasty party is back. Liz Truss wanted to use Tory conference to launch her government – but…
Liz Truss conveniently forgets her own place in the “anti-growth coalition”
Liz Truss attempted a reset of her leadership with her speech to Tory Party conference yesterday (yes, already).…
Labour demands reversal of Budget as PM takes aim at “anti-growth coalition”
Rachel Reeves has called on Liz Truss to “immediately reverse her government’s kamikaze Budget” as the Prime Minister…
Labour records a 38-point lead in the Red Wall as Liz Truss gears up for a reset
2019 saw seats previously considered safe, Labour-heartland constituencies turn blue. Caught on the horns of Brexit, the party…
