John Denham: Party’s democracy review must lead to an English manifesto
Labour’s democracy review is well underway, aiming to improve the engagement of members across the party and to…
Class
A kick in the teeth… and why the government is a driverless car – top Labour figures react to the Budget
Figures from across the labour movement have given their take on today’s Budget. Sadiq Khan, mayor of London: This…
Selina Todd: Four new bank holidays will start Labour’s transformation of how we work
One of the elements of Labour’s 2017 manifesto that made me cheer was the pledge to create four…
The middle classes, the metropolitan left and where Labour’s vote is coming from
Labour and the radical middle class The June 2017 election result produced a number of surprises, to say…
Faiza Shaheen: Today will tell us how badly May has failed in bid to tackle “burning injustices” of society
A year is a long time in politics, but not long enough to forget a politician’s promises. On…
It is not just a gender pay gap – there is a chasm between the salaries of bosses and most workers in Britain
The BBC’s gender pay dispute laid bare, and gave a renewed platform to, what is one of the…
Gloria de Piero: It’s time to smash the class ceiling in the performing arts
“It’s not enough being talented, these days you need cash.” Steve Coogan’s observation is all too true in…
This is not the game-changer needed to end work insecurity – Labour movement reacts to the Taylor review
Figures from across the Labour movement have reacted to the Taylor review into modern employment. Matthew Taylor, a…
Tell Theresa: The idea of grammar schools as a vehicle to social mobility is a myth
Theresa May has come out again calling for the restoration of grammar schools to kick start social mobility…
Football crazy? Creasy was right to raise the role of private education in English life
Take one high-profile Labour MP, add an old-fashioned right wing Tory and a debate about the national game…
