We want an election now. But what would Labour’s manifesto say on Brexit?
The talk of the last week has been the possible softening of the Labour leadership’s hearts towards full-throated…
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Huw Irranca-Davies: Let’s finish the journey from valiant losers to worthy winners
The team head back to the changing room at the end of a pretty brutal match. It’s been…
Labour lost for the third time but energetic Corbyn inspired a new generation of voters
When on, April 18, Theresa May unexpectedly called a snap general election, most seasoned Labour activists and even, frankly,…
Gwynne demands answers before May and Corbyn take part in TV showdown
Labour has marked the return to political campaigning by demanding Theresa May answer six key questions over her…
Jon Trickett: May’s death tax reveals the meaning of true Tory values
This election suddenly clarified itself. Yesterday’s Tory manifesto makes it clear: We are faced with a binary choice.…
Ian Lavery: A manifesto for the many not the few
For weeks we’ve told journalists “you’ll just have to wait until the manifesto.” You’ve probably heard it as…
Weekly survey: freedom of movement, the manifesto and the triple lock
Labour’s leaked manifesto included commitments to bring back into state ownership the railways, the Royal Mail and parts of…
Andrew Gwynne: Labour is setting the agenda while the empty Tories avoid scrutiny like the plague
This is the latest in a series of weekly election campaign blogs written by Andrew Gwynne, Labour’s campaigns…
Fabians: 20 years on from “education, education, education”, why Labour should put skills at the heart of its manifesto
With little time to prepare a manifesto, Labour’s election campaign is in desperate need of flagship policies that…
Steve Rotheram: I’ll put Liverpool at the centre of the Northern powerhouse
Labour’s candidate for the Liverpool mayoralty today pledged he is ready to leave the Commons to make a…
