UK EU deal: ‘Labour must show it’s about regaining strength, not a Europhile reset’
In the days when the spectre of Enoch Powell returned to haunt British politics again, it’s worth confronting…
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‘Labour needs ideology – and that’s why we are relaunching Renewal’
It’s a confusing moment for social democrats. Here in the UK, we are arguably in a stronger position…
‘Myth-busting the progressive illusion after local election results’
Following the local elections, some are claiming that progressive parties, particularly the Greens and the Liberal Democrats, are…
‘In the spirit of Tony Benn and Margaret Thatcher – scrap the OBR’
If you meet a powerful person, ask them five questions: “What power have you got? Where did you…
‘The reset with the EU must be ambitious if we are to meet our economic, security and other objectives’
The UK-EU summit in London on 19 May will at last give us an indication of how ambitious…
Three Labour MPs to change vote and oppose assisted dying bill
Three Labour MPs have publicly said they will now vote against the assisted dying bill, having either voted…
‘We cannot let the Assisted Dying Bill threaten our NHS’
The founding principles of the NHS, enshrined in the language of the National Health Service Act – though…
‘Prospect of PM Farage keeps me awake at night’, says leading union chief
A leading trade union boss has said the prospect of Reform leader Nigel Farage becoming Prime Minister keeps…
Interview: Usdaw’s new first female leader on wealth taxes, workplace AI and holding Labour’s feet to the fire
Usdaw’s general secretary-elect Joanne Thomas has called on the government to back a wealth tax and pledged to…
Revealed: More voters say Labour doing bad job delivering missions than good
More people believe Labour is doing a bad job than a good job at delivering each of its…
