Richard Leonard: My 10 point plan for progressive change in Scotland
As ballots open today, it is clear now more than ever that Scotland needs a united Labour Party…
Government
Richard Burgon: May has sacked another justice secretary but Tories’ record remains one of cuts and privatisation
No-one in the legal profession will have mourned the passing of Liz Truss’s time at the Ministry of…
Kensington is a tale of two cities – Corbyn statement after visiting tower block blaze
This is the full statement published by Jeremy Corbyn following his visit to the scene of the Grenfell…
Whatever the result on June 8, simply growing the membership is not the answer
I recall in the weeks and months that followed defeat in 2010, Harriet Harman, the Labour party’s interim…
Luciana Berger: People with mental health problems deserve better than “I’m sorry, I haven’t a clue”
One of the roles of an Opposition Member of Parliament is to hold Government ministers to account. We…
“Your struggle is my my struggle” – what Miliband’s Citizens UK speech says about how he might govern
Your fight is my fight Your struggle is my my struggle Your vision is my vision Lets put…
Prepared for power? Boost for Labour in ‘ready for government’ ratings
Voters are increasingly confident in Labour’s ability to govern and Miliband’s readiness for the keys to Number 10.…
What would the first 100 days of a Miliband government look like?
The Times have a fascinating front page today(£) which gives an insight into the early priorities of a…
British politics trundles towards the abyss – what are we doing about it?
The Labour Party’s response to a worsening polling position has been remarkably sanguine. For a long time, there…
Rotherham shows how badly the government of Britain needs to change
‘They viewed these girls as an astronomer would look through a telescope at planets.” That’s how MP Simon…
