Will Labour conference 2018 debate a ‘people’s vote’ on Brexit?
Over the next few weeks, hundreds of local Labour parties will consider a contemporary motion backing a ‘people’s…
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Debbie Abrahams: ‘Fake news’ speaks to deeper problems in our society
The digital, culture, media and sports select committee’s recent interim report on disinformation and ‘fake news’ should neither…
A generational contract: the renewed case for votes at 16
From 2021, 16- and 17-year-olds will have the right to vote in Welsh Assembly elections, bringing the voting…
Andrew Harrop: Tory divisions are making a people’s vote more likely
It seems there are no bounds to the Conservatives’ capacity for division and self-harm on Europe. But beyond the…
Brexit doesn’t mean Theresa May will reach her net migration target
Public concern about controls on immigration helped fuel support for the Leave campaign. Brexit would enable the government…
Her CLP has no confidence in her. It’s time for Kate Hoey to listen
Kate Hoey finds herself out of step with her party, her constituency and increasingly the public. Her quixotic…
Jude Kirton-Darling: No deal Brexit looms. When will May get her house in order?
Theresa May’s government has made it to recess – just. The Prime Minister hoped she could send MPs…
Vauxhall Labour prepares to deselect Kate Hoey
Labour members in Kate Hoey’s seat are advancing plans to deselect their MP over her locally unpopular Brexit…
The democracy review highlights Corbyn’s Brexit problem
Labour’s controversial democracy review is supposed to re-entrench the power of Corbynites. But do the proposed reforms guarantee a continuation…
No, Corbyn was not demonising immigrants in his speech today
Is Jeremy Corbyn’s big speech today a Trumpian rant? That’s the verdict of both political commentators and Corbynsceptic…
