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Occasionally Labour party members express concerns that EU single market rules could impede what Labour would want to do in government. Is this concern justified? Should it make us wary about staying in the single market? In general, Labour…
Life is too short to remain static, and the Labour Party is today too great, and too dynamic, not to engage with the full force of the membership. Remember, the labour movement’s raison d’etre is putting power back in the hands of ordinary…
Chris Williamson has denied he was forced to quit Labour's frontbench over his controversial plan to raise council tax for the rich and vowed to continue make the case for a shake-up of the levy. The Corbynista MP, who has stepped down as…
This is the full statement published by Tom Watson, deputy leader and shadow culture secretary, after Theresa May vowed to over-turn last night's House of Lords vote in support of part two of the Leveson inquiry. Last night’s vote was a…
As a Labour member who voted to remain in the EU I have supported the policy of the party that we must respect the result of the referendum. So I have argued the case for a soft Brexit that provides the least damaging deal between Britain…
The Tories are in crisis and a cabinet reshuffle won’t save them. Labour are increasingly ahead in the polls and demonstrating that we’re the government-in-waiting. Labour’s massive increase in membership and popular policies - ending…
Politicians have often found manifestos to be millstones, dragging them to the bottom of the murky pond of politics well before their proposals come to be debated and written into law. Already as 2018 arrives, much of the disastrous Tory…
The next General Election could be months away. Or it could be in May 2022. It's impossible to tell. With this in mind, Labour’s National Policy Forum (NPF) is working to build on the popular 2017 Manifesto and help prepare for a possible…
Will she make it to next Christmas? Will he make it to Downing Street next year? And why is Damian Green still there? It was the questions about the main players that prompted most excitement at the final prime minister's questions of the…
Like a giant, ugly toad, Brexit is set to squat on our political life for years to come. Theresa May’s handshake with Jean-Claude Juncker and her written agreement with the Irish prime minister Leo Veradkar allows 2018 to begin with a…
