Corbyn’s row with backbencher overshadows Easter policy blitz
A high-profile MP critic of Jeremy Corbyn has said he is the victim of a “smear” campaign after the…
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May’s Brexit bluster cannot hide the Tory crises in schools, housing and health
When Theresa May invoked article 50 last month, she promised parliament she would “take this opportunity to build…
Labour forged the Good Friday Agreement – now it has a duty to defend it amid Brexit
It has been some two decades since a Labour government in Westminster, in partnership with Dublin, the SDLP…
Fabians: From Syria to the “Muslim ban”, Europe must decide how to respond to the wild unpredictability of Trump
In the wake of last week’s US intervention in Syria the European left needs to decide how to…
Accept Brexit, take back control of our railways and fight the Tory failures – readers’ views on article 50
Much of the last month at Westminster has been dominated by Brexit. After 52 Labour MPs voted against…
Mandelson: The PM won’t be able to blame the “Remoaners” if she fails to agree a Brexit trade deal
These are the opening remarks by former business secretary and ex-European Commissioner Lord Mandelson, an Open Britain supporter,…
Whatever they say on Gibraltar, May’s government faces humiliation over Brexit
On Brexit negotiations, Theresa May has persistently said she will not reveal her hand as it will damage…
The neo-liberal extremism of the Tories
It was a Budget from a new government but, once again, the stubborn Tories have refused to accept the…
Election defeat was “very upsetting” says Ed M as he admits he “believed the polls”
Ed Miliband has opened up about his reaction to Labour’s general election defeat and described the “terrible” moment…
Len McCluskey: We need a two-thirds threshold to protect EU-derived rights
Parliament should establish a requirement for a two-thirds majority in order to provide an obstacle to the rolling…
