Cameron’s quango plans unlikely to result in any cost savings
By Will Straw / @wdjstraw Politicians are meant to campaign in poetry and govern in prose. Today’s speech…
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Tackling climate change is about equality, fairness, and morality – we have to be amibitious at Copenhagen
By Ed Miliband MP A make-or-break moment for our planet is now only six months away. In Copenhagen…
Change or die: The future of social democracy
A letter and supporting article for PES activists From Poul Nyrup Rasmussen 25th June 2009 Dear activists, Our…
How small union changes can make a big difference to the workplace
By Andy Neatham One of the most difficult tasks faced by local trade union reps is succession planning…
Why John Prescott is putting me to shame, and why Labour are still the changemakers
By Peter Mandelson John Prescott is putting me to shame. I met him on my way to the…
Times of change demand change of pace
By Liam Byrne Here is the transcript of a speech I gave yesterday. It’s said that politics in…
‘Universal education should begin in the early years’
When I recently spoke to Neil Kinnock about education and social mobility, one of his arguments stayed with…
What do Labour’s MPs and factions want to see from Burnham’s government?
As Andy Burnham takes over from Keir Starmer as Labour’s eighth Prime Minister, much speculation remains about what…
‘The next general election will be won on vibes’
The next general election will be won on vibes. We see politicians like Farage and Polanski completely dominating…
The end of the Keir show
As so often happens, sending the morning email means we can be victims of timing. Before sitting down…
