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Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your own views here. The costs of war, the war on costs Peter Hain's argument that the government should borrow to finance an armaments drive has three…
As the Scottish election campaign begins, Labour must frame May 2026 as a choice about Holyrood’s record and Scotland’s future, not Westminster.
A grassroots Labour view on Keir Starmer’s leadership, party decline, populism, and why a leadership challenge now could be a dangerous mistake.
Labour may lack the players to set the agenda. A football analogy explains why a disciplined, counterattacking political strategy could be its best route to re-election.
Illegal sports streaming and black-market gambling are eroding UK standards, fuelling crime, consumer harm and regulatory failure, and exposing Britain as a soft touch.
Streeting’s speech will inevitably be read as a leadership pitch, and he is far too politically astute not to know that. But its significance should outlast the leadership gossip cycle
Middle East Minister Hamish Falconer MP writes on the importance of Britain standing by anti-government protestors in Iran.
Europe faces its gravest threat since the Cold War. Britain needs £36bn more for defence — and only smart borrowing can deliver it.
The question on my mind, and surely some of yours too, is how long will it take for Labour to break the cycle of successive U-turns?
Attorney General Lord Hermer KC speaks to Tom Baldwin at Jewish Labour Movement conference 2026, as James Tibbitts reports on discussion.
