‘Labour would implode if Rosebank is approved’
By saying no to Rosebank Keir Starmer can avoid senseless red-on-red, show voters that he is a Prime Minister who stands up for their interests and that his government is committed to real change.
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‘The Tony Blair Institute’s right. Labour can’t become a status quo party’
Change. With one simple word the Labour Party managed to capture the mood of the country and with it was swept to power on 4 July in a landslide. It’s been called a “loveless landslide”. It’s been pointed out the party won 63% of the seats…
‘Jean-Marie Le Pen: a cautionary tale from the French right to the British left’
This month saw the death of Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of the French far-right National Front party. Obituaries majored unsurprisingly on the xenophobia and antisemitism that defined his political career. Yet in the context of a faltering…
Heathrow: Labour’s environment group speaks out – did Miliband at cabinet too?
Labour's official environment group has issued a rare public rebuke to the party following Rachel Reeves' backing of a third runway at Heathrow Airport, amid a report Ed Miliband also voiced his discontent at cabinet this week. Ken Penton…
1 in 3 misconduct allegations probed by Labour NEC still involve antisemitism
Almost a third of the misconduct allegations reviewed by Labour's ruling body last year involved antisemitism despite the party's drive to tackle it in recent years, LabourList can reveal. Figures seen by LabourList show that 2024 also saw…
Brexit five years on: ‘Labour must change narrative about EU relationship’
David Henig argues that Labour needs to change the narrative about the UK's relationship with the EU.
‘Labour’s political paradox – you can’t have growth without immigration’
Ed Dorrell argues that Labour's growth plans leave it stuck in a political paradox over immigration.
John Prescott funeral: Donations spike to Alzheimer’s Research UK after his death
Hundreds of relatives, friends and former colleagues of the former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott are assembling at Hull Minster for his funeral today.Prescott's family have asked for donations to Alzheimer's Research UK instead of…
‘How Reeves can learn from the failures of Bidenomics – and make levelling up work’
Progressive governments across the world are learning a hard lesson: even if businesses and economists are patting you on the back, if growth is not felt by people across the country, you will not be rewarded. In the US, Democrats lost the…
Heathrow debate: ‘A third runway would shred Britain’s green credibility’
LabourList is committed to being a non-factional platform for debate for voices from across and beyond Labour. We also published alternative views on airport expansion yesterday. If politics is about choices, and choices are about…