Keir Starmer’s challenge? Establish a new common sense that bridges political divides
Keir Starmer and his new shadow cabinet have taken charge of the Labour Party at a moment of…
COVID-19
Scientists for Labour: What we’re doing, and how you can help
Scientists for Labour was founded with two key aims: to promote good politics in science, and to promote…
US lockdown protests, the TUC’s new demand and a Covid-ready Commons
In the US, anti-lockdown rallies have seen protesters take to the streets to demand that businesses reopen and…
Public inquiry into “grotesque” PPE failure needed, says TUC
The TUC has called on the government to set up a public inquiry looking into the “grotesque” failure…
Public service workers join UNISON in record numbers during crisis
Public service workers are joining UNISON in record numbers during the coronavirus crisis in the UK as the…
We must end the rich-poor tech divide to help deprived children
Today marks the start of a new school term. As it stands, this term will be one in…
Who cares? Underpaid, undervalued and unprotected
The army of key workers in social care make up one of the largest low-paid workforces in the…
Criticism of Boris Johnson cannot distract from a focus on ideology
The tone of our debate over the government’s coronavirus response has again shifted further towards criticism becoming more…
We need a generous, visionary plan for post-Covid-19 economic recovery
Possibly the greatest gift that a new Labour leadership team could give to a nation rocked by the…
How the co-operative movement has responded to Covid-19
Co-operation is an inherently practical part of Labour’s radical tradition. We are a movement of action, putting our…
