MS warns of ‘simmering discontent’ with Westminster as Labour sees poll slump one year out from Senedd election
A Labour member of the Senedd has said there is a “growing sense” that the UK government is…
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‘Barking was like the Red Wall’: Margaret Hodge on the lessons for fighting Reform from beating the BNP 15 years ago today
On an otherwise disappointing night 15 years ago, Labour activists celebrated in east London as the British National…
‘More welfare cuts would show we’re not listening to what voters are telling us’
As last week’s results showed, the consequences of the government’s plans to cut benefits for disabled people are…
‘Labour must expose the gap between Reform’s local ambition and ability’
So the results are in, and we now have 677 new Reform councillors, and ten new Reform administrations…
Local elections: ‘We should have performed far better than we did’
As ballots continue to be counted from May’s local elections, there will be a countless number of thinkpieces…
‘These lesser-noticed local election results show aid cuts are backfiring’
The Chancellor’s decision to accelerate the aid cuts is not just a blow to Britain’s international role on…
‘We’ll never out-Farage Farage on migration – and it’d be wrong to try’
Since Labour rode to victory at the last general election, with broad but shallow support, on the back…
‘Labour has lost in Runcorn – here are the eight things the party should do now’
1. Don’t panic 2. Don’t over-react Fixating on Reform’s agenda – immigration, scrapping net zero, and attacking woke…
‘Record-high child homelessness should be a turning point for Labour’
Newly released government statistics this week confirm a national scandal: more people than ever are trapped in temporary…
MP: ‘Labour seen as party of migrants, minorities, and people on benefits’
Jonathan Hinder has suggested that “too many working-class people see Labour as the party of immigrants, minorities, those…
