‘Bond markets explained: How in hock are we – and can we break free?’
The bond markets have an outsized importance in our politics. But what are they? And why do they have such an impact on our economy?
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‘If Labour wants to end child poverty, it must improve access to childcare’
The 30 hours of funded childcare is not a universal offer. The only way to defeat child poverty is to make it so says Sarah Ronan.
‘Labour won being cautious – but Brits are impatient for radical change’
Half of the country wants radical change and only 4% of this group trust Labour to deliver it writes Keiran Pedley of Ipsos UK.
Clive Lewis: ‘I would give up seat so Andy Burnham can become MP’
Norwich South MP Clive Lewis has said he would be prepared to give up his seat to allow Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to return to Parliament.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 16th November 2025
Find out what people have been writing to our editor about this week.
‘Smearing the membership is not the path to victory’
The path to reelection fuses the best of what Corbyn and Starmer have given Labour - not smearing the former's supporters argues Ian Lavery MP.
Deborah Mattinson Column: ‘Labour must never forget who it’s fighting for’
Labour must retain it's focus on 'hero voters' to ensure its mission has both moral and electoral clarity argues Deborah Mattinson.
Briefing Encounters
Our editor Emma Burnell on the extraordinary briefings coming from Downing Street against Wes Streeting and the messy aftermath.
Wes Streeting denies Number 10 accusations of leadership plotting
Wes Streeting has denied allegations of plotting amid briefings made by Number 10 that he is preparing to challenge the Prime Minister for the leadership of the Labour Party.
‘Cut bills, build trust: the new formula for progressive politics’
Labour must talk about – and act on – living standards now to build trust that they have voters priorities at their heart.