The Labour party's successes do not come by chance, and nor does its failures, writes Progress deputy editor Conor...
The Labour party's successes do not come by chance, and nor does its failures, writes Progress deputy editor Conor...
Bex Bailey finds encouragement from Jess Phillips’ feminist volume ‘You will never be popular’, starts Jess Phillips –...
Harriet Harman’s book is an exhaustive account of the women’s movement in parliament since 1982, writes Niamh Ní...
The knockabout was knocked out of prime minister's questions today. Perhaps it was because it was Harriet Harman’s...
This lioness will go out hunting for Labour’s next victory, says Caroline Flint The personal is clearly political for...
100 days ago this weekend, Labour party members were falling exhausted into their beds as the rest of the country was...
The single most important foundation stone for Labour’s recovery is a renewed commitment to a strong economy, and that...
In times of crisis, scholars through the ages have turned to the great figures of western civilisation for...
Terrible, isn’t it? How can a grown man take a pun, an unrecognisable one at that, and seek to turn it into an...
English votes for English laws stalked the land in the House of Commons for a second day. Harriet Harman asked about...
While most of us are enjoying the summer weather, David Cameron was looking increasing uncomfortable as Harriet Harman...
It may be a sign of things to come. While Harriet Harman asked questions about low pay and the abolition of tax...