What is behind Labour’s polling woes and what can the party do to turn the tide?
Despite the new Labour government having only been in office for just over six months, the party has…
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‘The populist dilemma: How do we govern like insurgents in Wales and beyond?’
How do you respond to populism? How can a government of the left combine an ongoing sense of…
Anas Sarwar’s key SNP attack lines as he fires starting gun for 2026 Holyrood election
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has kicked off the party’s 2026 election campaign for Holyrood in a New…
Starmer: New NHS deal with private sector puts ‘patients before ideology’
Keir Starmer has said he won’t put “ideology before patients” as he unveiled a new relationship with the…
‘Huge strides have been made for LGBT+ rights over the last 50 years, but equality does not feel as certain as it once did’
This year, LGBT+ Labour turns 50 years old. As the Labour Party’s LGBT+ affiliate organisation, the Labour Campaign…
‘The English devolution white paper must be step one in reversing centralisation’
Today’s White Paper is a big step towards the Take Back Control Bill (now next year’s English Devolution…
District councils face axe in major local government overhaul
District councils face being scrapped and more elected mayors could be introduced under major local government reforms set…
Ed Miliband’s ‘New Era of Clean Electricity’ can win voters – as long as it cuts energy bills’
Even the most ardent Labour supporter would have to admit that the first five months of the new…
‘Why Angela alone can’t fix the housing crisis – and all ministers have a role’
The current legislative programme driving change in the sector is primarily coming through the Ministry of Housing, Communities…
‘Keeping infants out of hospital in winter: Why evaluating new immunisation programmes matters’
SPONSORED This paid editorial was funded and initiated by Sanofi, reviewed by Sanofi for compliance and written by…
