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2018 needs to be the year that those opposed to the degradation of political discourse assert themselves once more, argues Robert Philpot As 2016 drew to a close, the sinister forces of populism seemed to be sweeping all before them. Britain’s vote to leave the...

Richard Angell picks his favourite podcast episodes from 2017 Following Labour party conference 2017 Progress launched its own podcast, Progressive Britain. It is the brainchild of Alison McGovern – our amazing chair – and hosted by my colleague Conor Pope. It is...

The Tories' fragility and divisions have given Labour the opportunity to take a real lead on the most pressing issue in the country, writes Sam Alvis Theresa May's position looks remarkably stable compared to just a few weeks ago, when she appeared indecisive over the...

How reformism brings revolution – Adrian McMenamin on what we can learn from a century old leftwing novel The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists is a book that has gone in and out of fashion: popular with British troops in the second world war it was said, perhaps...