We must not let history repeat itself In May 1979 the defeated prime minister, James Callaghan, said to me that he...
We must not let history repeat itself In May 1979 the defeated prime minister, James Callaghan, said to me that he...
Jackie Bailie and Tom Harris consider whether Scottish Labour was right to promise to raise income tax...
When Michael Young coined the word ‘meritocracy’ in 1958, it was to describe a dystopian society stratified, not by...
Adjectives such as ‘comprehensive’, ‘rigorous’ and ‘learned’ are sure to litter reviews of David Dutton’s new history...
We are at a key point in the influence of different generations on our society. The pre-1945 generation is dying out...
Closing the gender gap in entrepreneurship is good for women and good for the economy. The gender gap in...
'Are there gaps in our “pyramid of engagement”?’ ‘How do we “reuse the wheel”?’ ‘Can we be “digital by default”?’...
Politics in football is never a pretty sight As a football fan, I always prefer to keep politics and football...
Why Labour needs a new political economy —There is no doubt in my mind that the recent Labour government suffered from...
What we can learn from the era of the ‘Geddes Axe’ At the 1922 general election the Labour party more than doubled its...
The dividing lines the Tories are drawing are false but powerful Those glued to BBC Parliament over the Easter bank...
In a major new publication, Peter Kellner assesses Labour’s prospects of winning an outright majority in 2015. With...