‘Making Whitehall work: Why Spads should be paid more than they are today’
Sue Gray’s departure follows continued media headlines about the former chief of staff, including a controversy over reports…
House of Commons
May elections: Party warned GE handling of ‘non-battlegrounds’ could cost votes
Labour members fear the party’s attitude towards so-called ‘non-battleground’ seats at the general election could impact its prospects…
‘Why the downfall of Bidenomics should have Labour worried’
When Labour was in opposition, it looked across the Atlantic to the Democrats for inspiration. Their message of…
NHS league tables: ‘The ghosts of Labour reforms and rebellions past loom large’
As sure as night follows day, any attempt at NHS reform is going to provoke controversy. But as…
Sue Gray: Did she turn down nations and regions envoy job or was it withdrawn?
“It’s a gray area,” a frowning Sue Gray was pictured saying on a Private Eye frontpage last month,…
LabourList readers overwhelmingly back legalised assisted dying – but less sure safeguards are adequate
LabourList readers overwhelmingly support moves to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales as a private members’ bill…
Assisted dying bill offers ‘strictest safeguards in world’, says MP
Terminally ill adults with less than six months to live and who have a wish to end their…
Science Secretary Peter Kyle will support assisted dying bill
Science Secretary Peter Kyle has told constituents he will support the assisted dying bill when it is debated…
‘Is it the economy, stupid? Why politicians need to create a human-felt economy’
For nearly the last half century, the top issue for US voters has been the economy. But as…
‘Trump’s victory is devastating for progressives, but our voice is more important than ever’
While working in Chicago for President Obama’s re-election campaign, the words of one man in a focus group…
