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Amongst all the constituency races across the country, including the dozens of safe Conservative seats which could flip for the first time, one battle has attracted the media’s interest like no other. The race for Bristol Central has the…
British voters rarely change their governments at election time. It has happened only three times - 1979, 1997 and 2010 – in half a century. We can be pretty certain of adding 2024 to that list this week.
"A Labour Party that has the confidence to acknowledge why voters once voted Tory but to point out that now it is the Labour Party that offers a moderate, ‘One Nation’ appeal would do well where I am from."
From the very beginning, Keir Starmer’s Labour has been proudly patriotic. The 2022 Labour Party conference opened with delegates coming together to sing the national anthem to pay their respects to the late Queen. Flags feature prominently…
Labour leader Keir Starmer has told Scottish voters "the power to build a new Scotland is in your hands" in a speech at the Scottish Labour party conference on Sunday, saying that however cynical they are, "politics is still our only path…
"Service" seems to be Keir Starmer’s word of the month. Earlier in December, the Labour leader praised Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair for acting "in service of the British people, rather than dictating to them". More recently, he marked…
Good morning and welcome to the last of this year's LabourList's conference morning briefings. There's a few more speeches today – notably Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who will warn that without reform the NHS faces bankruptcy –…
How do you call off a culture war? Most of us can easily think of some political and media voices we would be happy to hear a lot less from. Conservative vice-chair Lee Anderson telling asylum seekers to “f*** off back to France”…
The subtitle of Nick Thomas-Symonds MP’s majestic biography of Harold Wilson – The Winner – suggests we would miss a trick if we failed to learn from the former Prime Minister. Whilst this does not mean imitating, it does mean looking…
No politician was ever chosen to govern a major democratic country without being at ease with its national symbols of pride and patriotism. Yet the politics of identity has become more complex. A much more consciously multi-national United…
