‘Labour should take the Green threat seriously’
The Greens are establishing themselves as a national political force. Labour must think about how to react.
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The Greens are establishing themselves as a national political force. Labour must think about how to react.
Labour has published an uncensored version of its party election manifesto, highlighting offensive comments made by Reform UK politicians.
A new Labour attack ad aims to expose Reform UK and Nigel Farage's "naked attempts to hoodwink working people".
Reporter James Tibbitts returned to Gorton and Denton for the final day of Labour's campaign and reflects on the result for LabourList...
Labour’s polling crisis isn’t about Reform voters but losing progressives. To avoid electoral collapse, the party must clarify its values and unite its bloc.
For Labour, it would appear that the greater danger from the Lib Dems is indirect, peeling off just enough votes from the party to let Reform win.
Political parties should aim to earn positive votes that reflect genuine support for their values and policies, and build a real mandate to govern and deliver lasting change.
The question on many Labour figures' lips is whether the party can continue to rely on tactical voting, or whether it also needs to consider an electoral pact with other progressive parties.
It's been less than a decade since the term ‘post-truth politics’ came into our lexicon, but it's now been a year since UK politics has been ‘post-Truss’. Even though the former Prime Minister has now gone on her own journey of discovery –…
The poll shows Labour losing 233 seats if an election was held tomorrow, wiping away its majority and leaving it with just 178 MPs.
One in four Labour members expect Reform to be the largest party after the next general election, according to polling exclusive to LabourList.
With Labour trailing in the polls behind Reform, many believe the party will struggle to win another majority at the next election.