U-turn after U-turn makes this government look weak, rudderless and without conviction
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?
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Attorney General: ‘I sleep soundly at night knowing Keir is PM’
Attorney General Lord Hermer KC speaks to Tom Baldwin at Jewish Labour Movement conference 2026, as James Tibbitts reports on discussion.
‘On devolution, Labour is on the wrong lines’
Repeated delays to the Leeds and Bradford tram undermine growth, green policy and trust— real devolution is the only answer.
Fire, Farage and his first anniversary in post: LabourList interviews FBU General Secretary Steve Wright
LabourList interviews FBU general secretary Steve Wright as he marks his first year in the role
‘Britain isn’t talking honestly about how geopolitics is driving the cost-of-living crisis’
War, energy disruption and global instability are pushing up household bills. Yet British politics still avoids an honest conversation about the geopolitical roots of the cost-of-living crisis.
Could Musk’s social media platform go X-tinct in Britain?
With Ofcom investigating X, James Tibbitts gives his opinion on how the government should respond if the platform is banned in the UK.
‘Labour has an opportunity to lead in breaking the cycle of conflict and malnutrition’
As global insecurity grows, Labour has a chance to lead by tackling conflict and malnutrition together as interconnected security threats.
FBU on ‘industrial footing’ as general secretary prepared for strikes this year
Fire Brigades Union general secretary Steve Wright has said his union is putting its members on “an industrial footing” amid continuing cuts to the fire service.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 11 January 2026
Read what people are writing to us about this week and over the festive period.
‘Labour needs a big, bold cost-of-living win – property tax reform can deliver’
Labour is under pressure from left and right. A bold overhaul of property taxes could cut bills for most households, unite voters, and prove the party is serious about fairness.