‘Europe must stand strong on its own as US security guarantees grow conditional’
After shocks at the Munich Security Conference from JD Vance to Marco Rubio, Europe must rebuild alliances and back Ukraine as United States support turns conditional.
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‘Tackling poverty should be the legacy of Keir Starmer’s government’
Preventing poverty is not only morally right; it is economically rational. It is an opportunity the government should and must seize.
Government abandons plans to delay 30 local elections in England
Plans to delay local elections in 30 councils across England have been abandoned by the government ahead of a High Court hearing.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 15th February 2026
Fallout from the Mandelson scandal may have dampened some spirits. But our reporting from Gorton and Denton has brought welcome relief.
‘Labour council candidates – it’s tough, but all is not lost’
Labour council candidates should hope for the best and prepare for the worst. The elections will be testing but all is not lost.
‘Labour won’t stop the far right by changing leaders — only by proving what the left can deliver’
What Labour needs now is not simply better leadership, but the confidence to rebuild a social-democratic culture equal to the moment.
Starmer or Sarwar: Scottish Labour MSPs and MPs split over Keir Starmer’s future
A rift is deepening between Labour MSPs and MPs in Scotland over the future of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister.
Unite to debate affiliation with Labour Party at conference next year
Unite will consider its current affiliation with the Labour Party at a conference next year, Sharon Graham has revealed.
Miliband tops LabourList Cabinet league table, with gender divide in PM approval
Ed Miliband is once again the most favoured member of the Labour Cabinet among party members, exclusive polling by Survation for LabourList revealed. The former Labour leader and current Energy Secretary topped the poll, conducted by…
‘Reconciliation is not weakness. It is leadership’
If Labour wants to govern with authority — in Westminster and Holyrood — unity must start at the top. And it must start now.