Kezia Dugdale Articles

Making Labour's single market shift permanent, punishing parents and farewell to Kezia Dugdale – Progress director Richard Angell has this week's Last Word As an interim – before formally adopting the right policy to keep Britain in the single market indefinitely,...

The Jo Cox Women in Leadership course is helping women in the Labour party to combat misogyny and intimidation – and to support one another, writes Ashley Dalton When Jo Cox was elected to parliament in 2015 she was one of 99 Labour women members of parliament and...

Kezia Dugdale gave Scottish Labour a renewed confidence – and dragged it back to contention – and we owe it to her to build upon that legacy, writes Sheila Gilmore As a party we owe a great deal to Kezia Dugdale's willingness to 'step up to the plate' in the difficult...

Labour’s modest gains in Scotland have set the party on course for future success, believes Duncan Hothersall The headlines of the general election result in Scotland are by now well known. The Scottish National party’s all-conquering moment seems to be over, and the...