The Progress interview Articles

For the past 10 months, Labour has been skating perilously over the political equivalent of black ice. From the ‘cash...

Giles Radice termed it ‘southern discomfort’. In 1992, in the aftermath of Labour’s fourth consecutive general...

For the past six months, Labour has visibly struggled as it attempts to define the new leader of the Conservative...

During the 1984 miners’ strike, Billy Bragg’s characteristic Essex brogue was a regular fixture at miners’ benefits...

Ninety days is a long time in politics. Too long, it turns out, for the 49 Labour MPs who defeated the government on...

Pessimism, says veteran Middle East commentator Thomas Friedman, is the dominant national trait of the Israeli people....

It was an unusual scenario. As the Make Poverty History demonstrators converged on the G8 summit in Edinburgh in July...

Can we begin by asking what your pre-election message to the party is? What is at stake in this election? My...

Perched on the sofa in his well-appointed room in the Cabinet Office, Alan Milburn focuses on the likely shape of the...