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The Labour leader's deliberate vagueness on social security is a betrayal of those that elected him hoping he would rebuild Britain's broken welfare state, argues Alan Lockey Perhaps it was inevitable anyway. Nevertheless, the significance of the 2015 welfare reform...

From the worst of starting points, New Zealander Jacinda Ardern could be about to cause a shock and become the world's youngest democratically-elected world leader, writes Dan Crawford Picture the scenario. An opposition Labour party sits 24 points adrift of the...

The lesson from losing is not that fighting is wrong, argues Conor Pope  It is easy, when analysing a situation, to simply come to the conclusion that it was always inevitable. Every action take beforehand simply becomes a step towards a single conclusion. It is...

Hillary pulls no bunches on Bernie, Trump and the US election and why it's time to give public sector workers a pay rise – Progress director Richard Angell has the Last Word Hillary Clinton has hit every news channel with the launch of her new book, What Happened. It...