Nearly half of Labour voters weak supporters or tactical voters, Compass report suggests
Nearly half of voters who backed Labour in July’s general election were either tactical voters or did not…
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Compass’ Neal Lawson claims 17-month probe found him ‘not guilty’ over tweet
The director of the Compass campaign group and former New Labour adviser Neal Lawson has said a 17-month…
Ex-Corbyn aide Laura Parker: ‘Vote Green’ in Labour-held Bristol target seat
A former senior aide to Jeremy Corbyn, Laura Parker, has urged people to vote Green in one of…
‘First past the post makes UK politics conservative and alienates voters’
The first step to fixing our democracy is to acknowledge that we have a problem. There’s now broad…
‘Labour’s ‘non-battleground’ seats list underlines the need for electoral reform’
Should it be normal for a national party in a democracy to deprioritise a third of the country?…
‘Labour must work with the Greens – or risk again splitting the progressive vote’
Despite a historic win in Selby, Labour couldn’t resist indulging in some characteristic self-flagellation over its ULEZ-induced defeat…
‘Starmerism is not a Blairite project. New Labour’s liberal quality is under threat’
In 1995, at a key moment in the creation of New Labour, Tony Blair gave a speech to…
Could spending restraint mean Labour goes all in on reform?
Good morning. The debate over Labour’s position on the two-child benefit limit is going precisely nowhere and continues…
Cruddas slams Labour “Leninists” and claims party less liberal than Blair’s
Jon Cruddas has accused the Labour Party of “literally unprecedented” factionalism, claiming the right of the party are…
Can Labour hit home with childcare reform – or tap the NHS birthday love-in?
Good morning. Expect the NHS to dominate the headlines this week, as if you haven’t heard already, Wednesday…
