Jonathan Reynolds: Business has nothing to fear – and much to gain – from a Labour government
The UK is led by a weak government and a diminished Prime Minister. It is no secret that…
Business
Mike Clancy: Giving workers a voice is good for capitalism
The palatial halls of the Institute of Directors on Pall Mall might not be the place you would…
Peter Dowd: Paradise Papers reveal complacent Tories’ failure on tax loopholes
The Paradise Papers, leaked last week, demonstrate the contempt with which some corporations and individuals treat their duty to…
A living wage for young people is essential to an economy that works for the many
Raising the minimum wage to £10 an hour was a key part of the Labour Party’s election manifesto.…
Labour can win with the business community but we must end the pseudo-religion of trickle-down economics
Business needs a Labour friend There is a perilous and reactionary shift in attitude in Britain that puts…
Jon Trickett: It’s official: the watchdog is failing to tackle the revolving door between politics, business and the media
Have you ever wondered why, in a democracy where the Many have a vote, it’s still the Few…
Once in power Labour must future-proof its policies against Tory advances to bring lasting change for the country’s good
Politics is cyclical: sometimes your party is in and sometimes your party is out. It is very likely…
Jeremy Corbyn: Let’s tackle racism and create a country that unleashes the talent of everyone – not just Britain PLC
This is the full statement published by Jeremy Corbyn this week for Operation Black Vote. Of all the…
Bean over Britain: Lucas on Labour, tribalism and how spending cuts hit locally
Labour has held Wrexham since before the second world war but the threat of a regressive alliance could see…
Sounds familiar? Corbyn’s policy push marks him out as heir to Ed Miliband
With elections around the corner, Jeremy Corbyn has been keeping Labour activists occupied with a series of policy announcements. While…
