Rushanara Ali Articles

What I witnessed on polling day — In medieval times the east of London reeked of urine from tanning, boiled bones for soap and other unpleasant trades that would not operate inside the controlled boundaries of the City of London. Today, different but equally...

What I always find striking about International Women's Day is the breadth of public engagement in what is an intrinsically political cause. IWD is embraced by regular workplaces, community groups, sports teams and faith organisations alike. In the past few years I...

At last we have people who will articulate what One Nation Labour is, and Ed doesn’t have to be his own outrider anymore. This collection of essays, One Nation: Power, hope, community, by MPs elected since 2010, also reflects the scale of the ambition of this Labour...