The Labour party of 1997 – at least, the driving force behind it – grew up in irrelevance. Muted by the dogma of the...
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Young progressives Articles
A referendum for the right reasons
It started with a wink and a nudge, the appointment of Jon Cruddas to a major policy brief. It continued with Ed Balls...
A back-to-school Queen’s speech
The Labour party must look to education as a way of winning arguments and changing lives. It shows our commitment to...
Victory in the War on Terror?
Remembering back to 11 September 2001 is not pleasant. It was a shocking and traumatic event which provoked solidarity...
Contesting the government’s anti-extremism strategy
The unspoken element of the government’s new strategy is actually about tackling Muslim extremism in the UK, but...
Fabian Society: reform or die?
It's possible that by rediscovering, utilising and empowering its membership; restating its unique place within the...
Reopen the defence review
The unfolding political events in the Middle East have already raised serious doubts about the viability of David...
Labour’s last chance is the budget
It's not new to say that it's important that Labour doesn't allow this message to stick, but this month's budget is...
Gove in retreat
Michael Gove retrospectively removed funding targeted at giving children up and down the country the opportunity to...
Control orders #2
The government's announcement yesterday was grandly called the ‘Counter Terrorism Strategy'. I watched with...
Don’t forget the locals
May is enormously important to both the Labour party and the communities we seek to protect, and for me they need to...
Why in 2011 Labour needs a new foreign policy
It's not surprising that the Tories and Liberal Democrats have ducked the challenge of using the recent Strategic...