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Can Starmer develop the instinctive feel for politics that great Prime Ministers ultimately need?
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Senedd elections 2026: Who are Welsh Labour’s candidates?
Selection for Labour’s candidates for next year’s Senedd elections is well underway, with dozens chosen so far across the nation.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 15 March 2026
Real Labour, PR and council housing. Find out what our readers have been writing to us about this week...
‘Starmer has a comms line on Iran, not a strategy. Here’s what he should do’
As the US-Israeli war on Iran moves into its third week, Sir Keir Starmer remains in an uncomfortable position. Not only has the Prime Minister had to respond to drone strikes, an oil crisis and cabinet leaks, but he finds himself publicly…
EXCLUSIVE: Usdaw General Secretary writes to PM ‘frustrated’ regarding changes to Employment Rights Act
A letter to the Prime Minister regarding issues with the Employment Rights Act implementation from Usdaw has been leaked to the press...
‘The case for rearmament is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore’
Rebuilding Britain’s defences is not a retreat into militarism but an investment in national security, economic growth and stability.
‘Labour’s next big win is children’s health – but only if it acts now’
Labour’s next big win is children’s health - but only if it acts now.
‘A piece on advice’
Advice is most helpful when it's on how to achieve clearly defined goals, not endless conflicting opinions on what those goals should be.
‘Farage lost and blamed Muslims. The data doesn’t support his suspicion’
Labour’s third-place finish in Gorton and Denton was a sobering result for Sir Keir Starmer. But Nigel Farage’s predictable response to Reform UK’s own defeat was to scapegoat. By questioning the “integrity of the democratic process in…
Scottish Labour candidates say voters are ready for change – and that the polls may be wrong
Scottish Labour candidates said the choice between another decade of SNP government and new leadership under Labour had cut through with voters.