The Katy Clark ‘democracy review’ wears its faction on its sleeve, believes Conor Pope It is true that a mass movement...
The Katy Clark ‘democracy review’ wears its faction on its sleeve, believes Conor Pope It is true that a mass movement...
Are Momentum's candidate contracts as short-lived as those in the Labour leader's office? Another dispatch from inside...
What US thinking on populism can teach us about how we tell true egalitarians from false friends and frauds,...
Geoffrey Evans and Anand Menon’s authoritative text digs into the rebalancing of political values that lay behind...
Priti Patel’s cynical campaign might have changed the Brexit result but its promise cannot be forgotten The tangled...
The Co-operative party’s centenary is an opportunity to express a mutual alternative to Britain’s perennial...
Sophie Francis‑Cansfield finds the conclusion of John O’Farrell’s sequel a welcome relief John O’Farrell’s latest book...
Britain has lost its place as a world leader on climate change, writes Melanie Smallman This summer saw horrific...
The creation of a new centre party is no alternative to Labour winning back the centre-ground, says Caroline Flint...
A united Labour party, working with other willing MPs, is the only feasible option for stopping a hard Brexit, writes...
The Tories must take concrete steps to reverse the rising spate of acid attacks, writes Lyn Brown MP —As I write, the...
For an ideology grounded in modernity, New Labour now feels very behind the times – and so do Labour’s moderates. So...