‘From passports to policymaking: where AI can boost the public sector’
SPONSORED The public sector in the UK employs almost six million people and is responsible for 20% of…
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‘Dodgy vape shops are undermining our high streets. We must shut them down’
Our high streets should be places where families feel safe and local businesses can thrive. But the rise…
‘You’re competing with cats’: Gordon McKee on TikTok, authenticity and why Labour must catch up online
Few MPs have mastered the art of TikTok, but Gordon McKee is determined to try. The 30-year-old Labour…
‘What does Labour’s fairer funding actually look like for councils like Nottingham?’
Since 2010, council funding has suffered cuts, with poorer councils suffering worst and, perversely, the poorer the population…
‘Reform’s populist act cracks when the right people tell the truth about them’
Eighty-seven. That’s how many national opinion polls there have been since May 1st: and Reform have led every…
‘Labour’s personal attacks on Farage will backfire’
In the last couple of days, the Labour Party and the Conservatives have both posted attack ads aimed…
‘Why Labour must be focused on breaking Britain’s bottlenecks’
Three deep blockages stand in the way of this government changing Britain. Power and wealth are over-centralised in…
‘Why the left should embrace air conditioning as part of climate action’
For the past few years, we have been seeing record-high summer temperatures, and this year has been no…
A radical homelessness agenda could be Rayner’s defining legacy
One year on from a momentous election victory, Angela Rayner has appealed to her colleagues to “step-up” and…
Asylum and bills: How Labour quietly lost Stevenage Woman – and won her back
Look up tonight, and you might see a satellite made in Stevenage. Once dubbed a “silicon suburb”, the…
