TSSA boss: Rail nationalisation is coming up the tracks along with a Labour victory
It is 99 Labour conference years ago since our party first accepted Britain’s railways should be nationalised. Prime minister…
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Time for Corbyn and Labour to speak up so more EU citizens can become British
Some argue – within and without Westminster – that if Jeremy Corbyn were prime minister, then the UK would…
You must fight to stay in the single market, LabourList readers tell Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn should fight to keep Britain in the single market, LabourList readers have overwhelmingly told us. More…
Unite: How do we build on Labour’s election results? Not by misunderstanding our position with working class voters.
How does Labour do even better next time? There is no more important debate, so almost any contribution…
The Tories are still in government, if not in power – Yvette Cooper’s speech to Fabian’s summer conference
This is the full text of the speech that Yvette Cooper gave to today’s Fabian’s summer conference. Thank…
Grenfell scandal reeks of the worst of Britain – Alison McGovern speech
This is the full text of the speech that Alison McGovern, Progress chair, delivered to their annual conference today. …
Corbyn’s taunts expose meagre Queen’s Speech offering from “interim” PM
What an odd day. But what a moment for Labour supporters to enjoy. Just a few months ago…
The Tories’ failed austerity project makes people deliberately worse off – Corbyn response to Queen’s Speech
This is Jeremy Corbyn’s full Commons response to the Queen’s Speech. By tradition at the beginning of each parliamentary…
We can build a fairer and richer Britain under a Labour government – Long-Bailey’s full speech
Below is the full text of the speech that the Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey gave today at…
Accept Brexit, take back control of our railways and fight the Tory failures – readers’ views on article 50
Much of the last month at Westminster has been dominated by Brexit. After 52 Labour MPs voted against…
