Can Labour win over Cambridge?
Deriding Ed Miliband as an Oxbridge elitist is to miss the actual problem with Labour’s leadership.
Richard Carr
Revolt on the Left: dealing with Labour’s UKIP problem
The Fabian Society are right to highlight the UKIP threat to Ed Miliband, writes Richard Carr.
Miliband’s problem isn’t having the wrong ‘look’
What, ultimately, will Labour be about in the coming years?
Labour needs a distinctive and radical offer for England
As the party looks to respond to the referendum at party conference, Labour needs a distinctive and radical offer that delivers for England.
The First World War: how the Great War came home
The First World War really did come home, and it had an impact way beyond the one million dead.
Forget Wallace, what Miliband doesn’t have is sufficient distinction in the message
If Miliband can’t win on style, substance becomes more important, but I’m not sure Labour really understand this.
Labour councillors upbeat but Ed Miliband seen as a hindrance
New polling reveals that Labour councillors are optimistic about 2015 but Ed Miliband viewed as a hindrance.
The left is right to fawn over Piketty’s Capital
For all the FT’s attempted hatchet job, the left is right to fawn over Capital in the 21st Century.
Is Keynesianism now dead?
Nick Clegg’s speech yesterday suggests perhaps not.
If we really want gender equality, we have to change the electoral system itself
The argument that parliament would be flooded with a series of token women hardly stands up to scrutiny.
