The centre left and the radical left need each other. Neither can win on its own
Britain may be an island, but it is not its own planet. Our economy, culture and political system…
Keir Starmer
Hancock remains vague on care reforms as MPs prepare for Queen’s Speech
Keir Starmer goes head-to-head with Boris Johnson today. Parliament is set to open for a new session with…
Labour demands “action, not more rhetoric” ahead of Queen’s Speech
Labour has demanded “action, not more rhetoric” from the government ahead of the Queen’s Speech on Tuesday, calling…
What does Keir Starmer’s reshuffle mean for dynamics within the Labour Party?
Parts of Keir Starmer’s reshuffle started to leak just before 10pm last night, and the whole new team was…
Schrödinger’s sacking: Overshadowed by infighting, Labour wins go uncelebrated
After a devastating defeat in Hartlepool, another heavy one in the Tees Valley mayoral race and council losses across England, the…
The Drakeford effect: Welsh Labour outperforms expectations in Senedd
Update, 2pm: Counting has now finished in the Senedd election. Labour is the largest party with 30 seats,…
Keir Starmer: “We have changed, but we need to go further”
Keir Starmer has declared that Labour has “changed” but must “go further”, while denying that the party is…
In a tough set of elections, what results can we reasonably expect from Labour?
“When people go to vote today, the choice will be simple. Vote Labour to secure our economy, protect…
Paul Sweeney on how Labour can rebuild both the ‘Red Wall’ and the ‘Yellow Wall’
When I last interviewed Paul Sweeney, he was fighting for re-election as the Labour MP for Glasgow North…
Inequality “morally unjust” and “economically stupid”, says Starmer
Keir Starmer has declared that inequality is not only “morally unjust” but also “economically stupid” while he set…
