New Labour Articles

The Labour party's successes do not come by chance, and nor does its failures, writes Progress deputy editor Conor Pope ‘If I hadn’t seen such riches, I could live with being poor,’ sang James in their most famous single, Sit Down, which was released 26 years ago next...

Labour's 'modernisers' must be willing to look to the past in order to build for the future, writes Progress deputy editor Conor Pope In their feature for this month’s Progress magazine, Ben Shimshon and Cordelia Hay lay out a few rules for progressives to start...

In closing the scheme brought about by the Dubs amendment, Theresa May has confirmed that the 'nasty party' is well and truly back, argues Grace Skelton After her Lancaster House speech setting out the government's aims for the Brexit negotiations, we expected that...

Brexit reveals the Labour leader’s longstanding worldview as a paradox of open borders and a closed shop economy, writes Richard Carr We live in uneasy political times. If Whitehall might be ‘muddled’ on Brexit, Labour is currently mystifying on the issue. This...