Richard Burgon: The Grenfell Inquiry must go further to uncover the truth
The Grenfell Inquiry opened recently with powerful tributes from the loved ones of those who lost their lives…
Labour
Why Labour members are talking about mandatory reselection again
Mandatory reselection is one of those debates that pops up regularly in the expanded Labour Party. Many new…
Lara McNeill: Mandatory reselection will help young Labour activists
This week, the Young Labour national committee voted overwhelmingly in favour of submitting a rule change regarding mandatory…
Who is winning Labour’s NEC elections?
CLP nominations of NEC candidates aren’t binding, but candidates do need at least five to get onto the…
Richard Corbett: The EEA option is not the answer to Brexit
The Commons will now consider the various Lords amendments to the Brexit legislation, and disgracefully the government is…
Staying in the EU single market would not respect the referendum result
Alongside attempts to have Labour commit to a customs union, there is a push to have the party…
Alison McGovern: No Brexit cherry picking – the UK is either in the single market or we’re not
Unemployment, said Harold Wilson, more than anything else, made me politically conscious. I am thinking about having his…
Glenys Thornton: Give renters equal access to affordable credit
As the Young Foundation report ‘Credit where credit’s due?’ highlighted in 2016, it’s tough being poor in this…
PMQs: Corbyn wins on Brexit again as May refuses to answer a single question
Today we saw Jeremy Corbyn’s best PMQs performance yet in another clear win for the Labour leader on…
Why Labour’s new Brexit shift isn’t a shift at all
Yesterday rumours were flying around Westminster from 10am until 5.30pm, when a party press release confirmed what we…
