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‘I’m not a dodgy donor – I have no commercial interest in my campaign to reform gambling’
Gambling reform campaigner Derek Webb explains how the lobbying communications machine tries to influence government.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 09 August 2026
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your own views here. Voting and demographics Dear Editor, I note interesting voting statistics in the Manchester Mayoral By-Election. Overall the Green…
Labour can’t afford to ignore its membership crisis
Rebuilding Labour's grassroots must now rank alongside rebuilding its standing with the wider electorate.
‘Sourcing British food is good for us, for the economy and for the planet’
Labour promised that 50% of all food purchased by the public sector will be food produced locally or sustainably. Now it's time to deliver.
Labour members think cost of living should be top priority for Andy Burnham’s government – poll
Exclusive polling of Labour members carried out by Survation tells of the policy priorities among Labour membership for Bunrham's government.
‘MPs must have a clear key role in ‘mayorland’
As power is devolved we need to have a discussion about the role of MPs in our democracy - or they risk being caught, powerless, in the middle.
Three-quarters of Labour members believe Burnham can unite party – poll
Three-quarters of Labour members believe that Andy Burnham can unite the party following the change in leader, a new poll for LabourList reveals.
Overwhelming majority of Labour members believe Burnham has improved party’s chances for next general election
Exclusive LabourList polling carried out by Survation provides insight into how Labour Party members predict the next UK general election...
Monica Lennon MSP: ‘Scottish Labour needs a radical reset rooted in democratic socialism’
Scottish Labour won't win with cautious managerial politics. We'll win by having the conviction to make the case for democratic socialism.