‘Young Labour and Labour Students elections show strong mandate for Organise’s focus on delivery’
The results of the Young Labour and Labour Students elections have been announced, and they represent a remarkable…
Rachel Reeves
‘Honest hooks, not silly stunts’
Scrolling through social media to see what Labour candidates are getting up to is an unavoidable part of…
‘How to make politics more accessible’: An interview with Neil Bibby MSP
As LabourList visited Scotland to report on the upcoming Holyrood elections, Paisley candidate Neil Bibby was a priority…
‘Supporting trade unionists is in my blood but it’s time to stop automatic support for Birmingham refuse workers’
It is six o’clock in the morning, in a Birmingham suburban street. Everything is quiet and still. Then…
‘Wales is at the start of a new chapter, but it could all be at risk’
We are living in an increasingly dangerous world. War has returned to Europe, and now the conflict in…
‘Marginal gains’
In the UK we are now in a world of multi-party politics, but very little of the debate…
‘Protest is a precious democratic freedom – we should defend it’
This week the Crime and Policing Bill will reach its last stages in Parliament, and with it a…
‘If Labour wants to take on populism, it must start with the cost of living’
I’ve spent much of my working life trying to make the system fairer. Over 14 years as an…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 12 April 2026
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your…
‘Change and the Labour Party: the need to keep up the spirit of campaigning’
A few days ago Emma Burnell, after reflecting on the changes coming into effect in workers’ rights and…
