Dodds and Osamor: We will fight Tory attempts to wave through tax treaties while neglecting the world’s poorest people
by Anneliese Dodds and Kate Osamor After the Paradise Papers and renewed calls for global tax justice, Labour is…
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Scientists for Labour: Has light finally entered the black hole of Brexit?
by John Unsworth and Martin Yuille Recent newspaper reports suggest that senior Conservatives, including Jeremy Hunt, Greg Clark and Chris…
Watford party is united, vows new candidate after stormy selection
The Labour candidate who triumphed in one of the most controversial selection contests said the seat is now…
Dan Jarvis: Smearing benefit claimants as “scroungers” harms fight against poverty
January is not just a time for sober reflection; it is also a time for clarity and determination,…
Momentum, the centre-left and community organising – six things we learned from NEC elections
The results were not a surprise but the scale of the win for Labour’s left in elections to…
Opinion poll dip puts Labour on level pegging with the Tories
Labour and the Tories are locked in a dead heat in the polls, according to a new survey.…
Momentum chief set to win place on Labour’s NEC as left slate eyes clean sweep
Jon Lansman is today expected to achieve his lifetime ambition and win a place on Labour’s ruling body.…
Seb Dance: Farage has let the cat out of the bag- the people should have the final say
The contempt I hold for Nigel Farage cannot be adequately expressed through the power of words – or…
Corbyn brings back Clive Lewis as 13 shadow ministers appointed
Jeremy Corbyn brought Clive Lewis back into his frontbench team tonight as part of a wave of appointments…
Politics has a productivity crisis – why Corbyn should shrink the shadow cabinet
Reshuffles are never as exciting as you expect. Big beasts are rarely sacked, young rogues rarely promoted, and…
