Greg Rosen Articles

The next Labour government will need to reform Whitehall —Before 2010, the Conservatives sought to make political capital out of ‘Labour waste’ – implying that all would be improved once Tory rather than Labour ministers were steering the ship of state. There were...

If it is at all, the first Labour government is usually remembered as a footnote in history. Unlike its second period in power, it did not end in the collapse and controversy of the 1931 ‘betrayal’. There was no battle of ideas over what to do to counter the Wall...

Both British political drama and political comedy has struggled to depict politicians as being anything other than fools, as in Yes, Minister and The Thick of It, or villains, as in House of Cards. Where there is an alternative portrayal, as in Chris Mullin’s A Very...

A bold future beckons for the Cooperative party in alliance with Labour The Cooperative party, whose new general secretary will be announced imminently, faces an unparallelled opportunity. In electoral alliance with Labour for 85 years of its 95-year existence, too...