Dan Jarvis: The privilege of public service demands we tackle child poverty
How can we achieve our full potential as a country, when one in four children are held back…
EU
Kinnock and Reynolds: EU vote shows public thirst for change on immigration
Brexit must be seen as a demand for change on immigration, Emma Reynolds and Stephen Kinnock said today. The…
Barry Gardiner: We are principled free traders – but the worrying secrecy surrounding TTIP must not be repeated
Secrecy is an inevitable part of government. But it is a part of government that must always be…
Labour closes poll gap on Tories but Corbyn far behind May on choice of PM
Labour have cut the Tories’ lead in the latest poll of voting intention even as Jeremy Corbyn’s personal…
Tony Blair injects £9m into policy unit to tackle the “populism of left and right”
Tony Blair has handed £9m of the proceeds from his business empire to fund his new institute to…
Huge chunks of Britain’s rail system are now owned by foreign governments – it is time to take back public control
This is the campaign video published by rail union the TSSA to highlight how passengers on Britain’s privatised…
Gwynne pledges fightback as Corbyn asks him to spearhead Copeland by-election bid
Jeremy Corbyn has handed the task of defending Labour’s narrow majority in the Copeland by-election to a…
Labour must be the champion of small business amid the turmoil of Tory Brexit
On your marks. Get set. The race towards Brexit is about to begin. Subject to the Supreme Court’s…
Fabians: Labour has no chance of winning outright – it will have to get used to the idea of working alongside other parties
The politics of 2016 may have been frenetic but now an uneasy calm has descended on the Labour…
Luke Akehurst: The darkest hour comes before dawn – Labour’s best days electorally can still be ahead of it
I’ve been here before. That point where everything looks politically hopeless and people start to mutter about having…
