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For as long as Labour considers centrism to be 'boring, managerial politics', the public will continue not to listen to it – and they will be right not to, argues James Wood It is a truth universally acknowledged that any political party seeking to be elected must...

A stronger opposition would be well-placed to pressure the government on its faltering economic record, writes Stephen Beer We are reaping a poor economic harvest from decisions made by Conservative-led governments since 2010. This year’s budget will be remembered, if...

Terrorism has failed to stop our MPs and our democracy – we must use this moment to help us value both again, writes Progress director Richard Angell 'Today was an effort to stop our democracy on its tracks', was how Laura Kuenssberg ended her reporting of the...

The government's Prevent strategy is causing 'suspicion in the classroom and confusion in the staffroom', writes Rachel Finnegan of the Labour Campaign for Human Rights The government’s Prevent strategy places a statutory obligation on teachers and educators, without...