‘The populist dilemma: How do we govern like insurgents in Wales and beyond?’
How do you respond to populism? How can a government of the left combine an ongoing sense of…
Reform UK
‘Why Reform poses a threat to Labour among young men’
With Reform rising in the polls, we asked a 19-year-old first-time voter, who backed Labour at the election,…
Revealed: Labour’s most marginal seats against Reform UK
Following Reform UK’s breakthrough in Parliament at the general election, Nigel Farage has Labour firmly in his sights…
‘Reform’s spectre looms over Welsh Labour. But we can stop their advance’
The spectre of Reform haunts Britain. No one more so this week than long-serving Welsh Conservative Leader, Andrew…
‘Farmer protests and Reform’s threat loomed large at Welsh conference – but threats remain on the left too’
The Welsh Labour Party is worried about Reform; that was my main takeaway from a weekend in Llandudno…
‘We must be relentless in demonstrating an alternative to right wing demagoguery’
As the Democrats begin to dissect their loss, progressives around the globe will undoubtedly insert their hot takes…
Liam Byrne: ‘Trump’s victory is a warning to Britain and Europe – fix inequality or populists will win’
In the end it was not even close. But the scale of President Trump’s emphatic re-election is not…
‘How we win in the international age of right-wing populism’
In many ways what happened in this country on 4 July went against the international picture that sees…
‘Labour needs to listen: How the party can stem the tide of right wing populism’
It’s early days and we are less than three months in but already it seems the new Labour…
‘Britain’s first conspiracy theory riots won’t be our last’
“Mother who took her child to a riot in a pushchair pleads guilty to violent disorder”. Rioters had…
