Fabians: Corbyn’s education reforms must be bigger – even if they cost more
Labour’s flagship education announcement yesterday is rather less than it seems. The £1.5bn announced for adult skills is…
Andrew Harrop
Fabians: From Syria to the “Muslim ban”, Europe must decide how to respond to the wild unpredictability of Trump
In the wake of last week’s US intervention in Syria the European left needs to decide how to…
Hodge: We need to listen to people to win in Stoke, like I beat the BNP in Barking and Dagenham
Labour can win in Stoke if we go back to basics and engage with people in the constituency, Margaret Hodge…
Fabian Gen Sec: Now is the time for the progressive fightback
Last week I published a deeply depressing Fabian Society report, which suggested that Labour was ‘stuck’ and ‘too…
Fabians: Labour has no chance of winning outright – it will have to get used to the idea of working alongside other parties
The politics of 2016 may have been frenetic but now an uneasy calm has descended on the Labour…
Labour set to plunge to 140 seats at general election, Fabian Society warns
Labour could slump to 140 seats in the next general election, the Fabian Society warns today in a…
Andrew Harrop: Labour’s recovery starts with stripping power from Britain’s political and economic elites
Whoever wins the leadership contest, the centre of gravity of the Labour Party has shifted to the left.…
Andrew Harrop: In the EU vote, Labour’s main task is to motivate its supporters
Today, at the Fabian Society’s summer conference, Gordon Brown makes a direct appeal to Labour voters, imploring them to…
From Gordon Brown to Jeremy Corbyn, Labour support is vital to keep Britain in the EU
The EU referendum campaign will be a pretty grim affair, if new research from the Fabian Society and…
The half million or the nine million?
Labour has a mountain to climb to win a majority in 2020. On Saturday, at the Fabian New…
