Labour is at war with itself. What’s needed? The soft left
The ground beneath us keeps moving so fast, we can’t keep up. It won’t stop. This fluidity is…
Compass
Despite its moral and policy challenges to Labour, the idea of basic income grows
The parliamentary backwards-and-forwards over Brexit conceals two realities: what caused Brexit and what is happening now in our…
Neal Lawson: Why I’m calling for a Brexit citizens’ assembly
Labour is deeply divided over Brexit. The spilt is both ideological and electoral. There seems little point pretending…
When capitalism built the shop, we built the co-op. When it builds Uber, what do we build?
The internet presents problems, but also opportunities for Labour. What can we learn from our party’s history to…
Tributes paid to “brilliant” Open Britain press chief killed in Australian plane crash
Tributes have been paid to the Open Britain press chief who was among six people killed in a…
Neal Lawson: The project to build a green and socialist government to last forever begins again this weekend
As the weeks and months tick by, anyone who thought the next election would be won quickly and…
I was inspired by Blair but moved left – why pragmatism must trump factionalism
Listening to Neil Kinnock speak at Queen Mary University in east London the other night, someone asked the…
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…
The Regressive Alliance may not go easily: Corbynism needs to branch out
Study your political adversary While the Conservatives have driven UK politics for best part of a decade, the…
Exclusive: Labour members expelled over progressive alliance issue fresh plea to Corbyn
The three Labour activists expelled from the party over plans to collaborate with rival parties in a bid…
