Grown-up trade unionism delivers for workers, argues John Hannett As leader of one of the few trade unions increasing...
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The Progress interview Articles
‘If we want a Labour government, we’ve got to fight for it’
Dan Jarvis MP is flying through his 9 days, 9 regions Labour doorstep marathon. The member of parliament for Barnsley...
‘This is how you do it’
Lab3seats founder Richard Angell talks exclusively to Tessa Jowell MP at the end of her first #TessaTriple As 2013 was...
Leading the way
Neil Kinnock states that he is a man of 65, yet hearing him talk you can’t fail to be amazed by his energy. In many...
Hain in the hood
Ever since his activities as a leading anti-apartheid campaigner, which led to a botched attempt by the South African...
Alan and the Johnsons
There is a well-established formula for an Alan Johnson profile. It is seemingly obligatory to mention his background,...
‘It’s a two-way street’
Hazel Blears’ roots go deep. Growing up in a working-class family in Salford, in ‘a traditional working-class street,...
Back to our roots
As the first person to declare his candidacy for Labour’s deputy leadership, Jon Cruddas has made it clear from the...
Telling it straight
'A Benn, not a Bennite,’ is how the international development secretary and contender for Labour’s deputy leader,...
Brown’s mission
You have said Britain needs a new kind of politics and style of government. What do you mean by this? What is wrong...
In our hands
From riding to Westminster on his bike (chauffeur in tow) to installing a wind turbine on his roof, David Cameron has...
Family matters
If, as Tony Blair is alleged to believe, the family is the new battleground of British politics, then Beverley Hughes...