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Just as the UN has its sustainable development goals, the UK needs its own diversity inclusion goals, writes June Sarpong At long last, it seems that diversity – or, more importantly, the lack of diversity throughout British society – has become an issue for political...

Since its defeat in 2010, public service reform has been the black hole in Labour’s internal debate. Next week, at last, we can expect some colour, with Ed Miliband’s first major speech on the subject, Jon Cruddas entering the fray, and Liz Kendall launching the...

On health, Labour has opposed well but is yet to present an alternative. The inverse is true on welfare While neither have yet run their course, the two major political battles that Labour has fought against the coalition so far this year – to defeat the health and...

Often we hear that being ‘ideological’ is a bad thing, but it seems some have taken this idea too far. A rumour is currently doing the rounds of a rogue subeditor working on a new pamphlet for a well-known thinktank who took it upon himself to replace the word...