Let’s vote to help Keep it Co-op – again
Last year thousands of people – including many of you – rallied around to support the Co-operative…
Economics
Fight against austerity shows why Labour factions must come together
The Broadbent Institute’s annual Summit was described to me by a leading Canadian businessman as “the Davos of…
McDonnell’s fiscal credibility approach shows some genuinely new thinking for Labour
John McDonnell’s speech today was one inspired by Marx – but not in the way you’d expect. The…
McDonnell promises to balance the books with Fiscal Credibility Rule
John McDonnell will today promise that Labour will manage public spending with “discipline” and aim to balance the…
Labour must go further on tackling inequality, demands Dan Jarvis
The next Labour Government must do more to focus on tacking inequality, and take a more radical economic…
Joseph Stiglitz: Centre-left consensus of New Labour and Miliband has eroded
The economic consensus around tackling inequality that underpinned Labour’s approach through the years of Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and…
There is no “magic money tree” to reverse all spending cuts, Chris Leslie tells leadership
Chris Leslie today warns that Labour risks adopting the economics of the “magic money tree” and runs the risk of…
McDonnell pledges clampdown on tax loopholes
Labour would clampdown on the loopholes exploited by multinational corporations that allows them to minimise the tax they…
“It’s the new economics” – full text of John McDonnell’s Co-op speech
Thank you very much for the opportunity to say a few words at the conference today. I wanted…
Osborne’s Charter may be clever politics, but it is poor economics
Today’s debate on the Tories’ Fiscal Charter is rightly focussed on the big choice we have before us.…
