It is official. Parliament will be given a say on Article 50, thanks to the High Court ruling in Gina Miller’s court...
It is official. Parliament will be given a say on Article 50, thanks to the High Court ruling in Gina Miller’s court...
Following Jeremy Corbyn’s second victory it may be all too easy to assume that ‘things can only get worse’ for the...
The leaked Panama Papers shone a light on the murky world of tax havens and will have far-reaching implications across...
Polls go up and polls go down. This true, useful mantra for politicians is only used when the polls go down. Labour...
What is the right response to last week's elections? Much has been written about the meaning and the implications of...
I got a phone call from Rachel Reeves last September asking if I would do some work to encourage the living wage. It...
Fear is the constant companion of Labour in opposition. We become nervous when our poll leads shrink and the memory of...
The body of literature emerging that suggests what Labour should and should not do ahead of 2015 is vast. There are a...
What I always find striking about International Women's Day is the breadth of public engagement in what is an...
Being a shadow minister can be a miserable job. First, you have to make a splash, or people will call you lazy. The...
The new proposal in Rachel Reeves’ speech is to be welcomed – young people lacking literacy, numeracy and IT skills...
A year ago, people were asking, ‘Where’s the beef?’ in Labour’s ‘One Nation’ policy agenda. While we’ve yet to be...