The birth of New Labour was an electrifying ride into the future, recalls Paul Richards Before Iraq, before the...
The birth of New Labour was an electrifying ride into the future, recalls Paul Richards Before Iraq, before the...
I have been watching with some amusement and not a small level of annoyance various members of parliament and party...
We don’t have abundant resources. We don’t share the Tories’ ability to inject millions into target seats. We don’t...
It’s nearly three years since the huge student protests against the rise in tuition fees in England to £9,000 a year....
Last weekend was a big one for Labour in Norwich: Labour Students – from as far afield as Dundee University – were...
As many of Britain’s young people start university or further education, it’s hard not to worry for how many debts...
When I tell people that I am an officer in the National Union of Students, nine times out of 10 they roll their eyes....
For those of us who care about living standards Monday of this week, 1 April, was no joke. April Fools’ Day it may...
Recent calls for more ‘working-class MPs’ are age-old code for ‘more leftwing trade unionists in parliament’ It is...
As part of his Real Change to Win tour, Ed Miliband was in Walthamstow today to see how Labour and Movement for Change...
It is a new year in Westminster, so it must be time for new chiefs of staff. Labour’s top two, Ed Miliband and Ed...
I read with great interest John Carr’s fascinating account of the evolution of one part of the Labour soft left into...