Politics has a productivity crisis – why Corbyn should shrink the shadow cabinet
Reshuffles are never as exciting as you expect. Big beasts are rarely sacked, young rogues rarely promoted, and…
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PMQs verdict: Corbyn wins as NHS crisis takes May back to the 1970s
Crisis, what crisis? The tabloid headline used to pillory the Labour government of 1979 could well be dusted…
The reshuffle has been an utter non-event – the Tories have nothing new to offer
Today the Prime Minister reshuffled her Cabinet. This was meant to be a game changer for the PM,…
With a Tory government on the brink of collapse, Labour have everything to play for in 2018
One of the most turbulent years in British politics has drawn to a close, and we now enter…
The blue passport ‘debate’ lays bare Tory policy paralysis and their failure to attract young voters
It would be an understatement to say that the previous twelve months have been merely eventful for Britain.…
Manuel Cortes: Grayling has to go, our railways are in meltdown
This year marks the centenary of the call from my TSSA General Secretary predecessor Alexander Walkden to Prime…
LabourList’s most read stories in 2017
1. Keir Starmer: Labour has six tests for Brexit – if they’re not met we won’t back the…
John Mann: Winning the next election demands a direct appeal to Leave voters in the midlands and north
Like much of the north and the midlands, the Bassetlaw constituency I represent voted overwhelming to leave the…
Green day: what Labour MPs said about resignation of Theresa May’s deputy
Figures from across the labour movement have given their take on Damian Green’s decision to resign. Andrew Gwynne,…
Huge Labour rebellion as 64 MPs defy Corbyn over customs union
Nearly a quarter of Labour MPs rebelled last night to support backbench demands for Britain to stay in…
