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Monday Politics Articles
Comfort zone analysis
Did Labour moderates ever really ask ourselves why Jeremy Corbyn won? Conor Pope on the failure to try and understand...
The broad church is under threat
Ian Lavery's comments are the latest representation of the Labour leadership's hostility towards diversity of opinion...
The ‘just about managing’ prime minister
Labour has the opportunity to change things despite being out of government – but only if it makes use of every...
Gunning for the ‘red Tories’
This election could bring about another Conservative lurch to the right, bringing room for Labour to put forward its...
Beneath the Labour surge
The Tories have hit a crisis just as Labour support has started to pick up. Is this the beginning of a comeback, asks...
Why Labour shouldn’t worry about the Lib Dem surge
Conor Pope says that the Liberal Democrat ‘fightback’ is a distraction from the real problem – the Tories The Liberal...
Labour’s shame reaches across borders
Ken Livingstone's remarks have left a black mark on the name of a party once internationally renowned for its...
Poor John Robert Clynes
Labour's forgotten leader deserves better than to be airbrushed from the annals of the party's history, argues...
Faith in politics
Britain's mostly benign, institutionalised anti-Catholicism is starting to re-emerge, warns Progress deputy editor...
Such riches and such poverty
The Labour party's successes do not come by chance, and nor does its failures, writes Progress deputy editor Conor...
Excuses, excuses
Progress deputy editor Conor Pope takes a look at some of the most egregious excuses for Labour's performance in...