Greg Rosen Articles

Labour’s defeat at the 2015 election was severe. There is no getting around that. Before the election many media commentators speculated that the Conservatives might run a '1992 campaign' and perhaps Labour might end up with a 1992 result. It was worse than that. It...

Iain Dale’s Biteback has once again published a book that will doubtless sell, and all credit to them for so doing. For political books should be read and to that end it helps if books are free of the jargon that makes so much of the discussion of contemporary public...

Michael Dugher’s speech to the Institute for Government this week was a historic moment. Never before has a Labour shadow civil service minister set out from opposition such a clear analysis of the challenges in the effectiveness and capability of the machinery of...

Could next month’s Co-operative party conference be its last, asks Greg Rosen The recent imbroglio, of which the Paul Flowers extravaganza generated the most column inches, is not the first time the British co-operative movement has taken a battering. At its peak in...