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…
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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…
Ashworth: The Tories just aren’t taking the NHS seriously as a Brexit priority
The triggering of article 50 starts a period of uncertainty in our NHS. The decision is momentous, but…
Sadiq Khan: Not in the EU’s interests to punish Britain for the Brexit vote
A bad Brexit deal would hurt both Europe and Britain, Sadiq Khan has said. Khan, London mayor, has…
Richard Corbett: The red lines Labour must lay down for the PM’s Brexit talks
Three factors are hardening Labour’s attitudes to Brexit: 1. Whichever way our MPs voted on the principle of…
John McDonnell: Hammond backed down – now the super-rich and the giant corporations must be targeted for tax
Phillip Hammond’s u-turn on the £2bn national insurance contributions (NICs) hike for the self-employed will be a relief to…
Sadiq Khan warns May over lack of Brexit trade deal and sets out London’s red lines
Sadiq Khan has launched a major broadside at Theresa May’s handling of Brexit and warned of the “colossal…
Kezia Dugdale: Sturgeon didn’t make a passionate case for independence – she sought grievance and division
This is the full statement published by Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale after first minister announced plans…
Jeremy said he wants to stand up for the 48 per cent as well as the rest – now this Tory turmoil gives him a chance to prove it
What we have seen in the House of Lords in the last few weeks amounts to a series…
