Ed Miliband Articles

Before he decides how to implement it, Labour’s leader must choose between the grand vision of ‘Milibandism’ and its steady incrementalism, writes Steve Van Riel In the early stage of this parliament, politics divided between those who prioritised the deficit and...

‘Milibandism’ is largely silent on Labour’s approach to public service reform. It should not be, says Nick Pearce Dominating any discussion about Labour’s approach to public services is the overwhelming, undeniably brute reality of the fiscal context it will face if...

Forty years ago this month, Harold Wilson led Labour back to power and ejected Edward Heath from Downing Street. It was hardly a resounding victory: Labour won fewer votes but a handful more seats than the Tories, and Wilson was 17 seats short of a majority, forcing...

Now is the time for policies that will capture the imagination of the electorate within battleground constituencies, argues Kevin Craig The Battleground Briefing is another excellent resource from Progress which, nationally and locally, has a pivotal role to play in...