New times demand Labour turns away from the social democratic settlement of the postwar world, says Anthony Painter As...
New times demand Labour turns away from the social democratic settlement of the postwar world, says Anthony Painter As...
Ed Miliband's task in Manchester this week was inevitably a demanding one. The Labour leader had to rally the faithful...
A confession, dear reader: I did not watch the whole speech. When I heard that the hall was to be in raptures for a...
At the midway point in parliament, the coalition renewed their vows. Gone was the bonhomie displayed in the...
The US presidential election of 2012 was heartening for progressives, not only because of the re-election of Barack...
It is halftime. For Conservatives, the post mortem is already beginning: when the match started, they had all but...
Last Sunday I attended the Bangladesh Caterers’ Association awards. The UK ‘Indian’ restaurant and take-away trade...
Today’s PMQs were lively as expected with the main focus being on the government’s proposed one per cent benefit cut,...
The recent Progress series on fighting the far-right has been engaging and thought-provoking. I worked closely...
We’ve all been there: a conversation over drinks or during dinner suddenly turns into a stand-off. Some piece of...
The past few weeks have seen boosts to the Labour approach to business from two unlikely sources. First, the Economist...
One of the most surprising things about George Osborne’s omnishambles budget statement was that it undermined his...