There’s one strong and stable party leader – and it’s not Theresa May
The democracy review’s final phase comes to an end on Friday, but proposals have already been leaked. The suggested…
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Corbyn’s Labour could defeat a Tory government on defence spending for the first time in our party’s history
In opposition Labour has often found defence spending a difficult issue. This isn’t because of an ideological drive…
Peter Dowd: Public sector workers don’t need rhetoric – they need Labour
There are 5.4 million people who work in the public sector, including members of my family – as…
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…
Dawn Butler: Why I called out a Tory cabinet minister on her party’s claim to stand up for working class people
Earlier this month I made my debut on the BBC’s Question Time and I have been told that…
Richard Burgon: A murderer on the run and prisons in crisis – Truss is just the latest minister who couldn’t get a grip
With the prison and courts reform bill due to be published tomorrow, a chaotic string of developments on…
Starmer attacks David Davis over Tories’ “furtive” approach to Brexit talks
Tory ministers must abandon their “furtive executive approach” to Britain’s withdrawal from the EU, Sir Keir Starmer said…
Burgon: Tories must condemn “hysterical headlines” about High Court judgement
Liz Truss must “not stay silent” after the recent attacks on British judges in newspapers, Labour has demanded. Richard…
Richard Burgon: May’s plan to scrap the Human Rights Act is all about internal Tory party games
At this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions, Theresa May tried to reassure the country that her Government has been…