Labour opposes rise in corporation tax in Autumn Budget
Starmer’s spokesman says it’s the wrong time to be talking about tax rises – but the move is likely to anger left-wing activists.
General Election
Is local campaigning in general elections still effective?
Two recent reports on labour’s election defeat are deeply flawed when it comes to ‘community organising’ and traditional campaigning, says Richard Bourne.
As New Year approaches, it’s time to learn from history
Labour losses were in train before Brexit or Corbynism existed, explains Alex Mayer.
Blaming Labour’s defeat on support for a second referendum ignores the facts
Labour must not rush into accepting Brexit, writes Mike Buckley.
Natalie Bennett: As the dust settles, what’s next for the Green Party?
“The Unite to Remain alliance failed to deliver the seats the Greens hoped for, but it demonstrated that we’re prepared to take grown-up decisions.”
A letter to the left: Don’t lose hope – we’re in this together
Now is the time to rest – and then regroup.
Tories accused of rigging democracy ahead of boundary changes
The Tory party are plotting a boundary change that would see Labour lose more seats than them
SNP alternative Queen’s Speech rivals “wrecking ball” Tory plans
The SNP have a 12-point plan that’s very different to the Tories’
To Labour’s next leader: listen, learn and change or face another decade in opposition
Blaming the voters is not an option. Labour has to change, write two party activists.
Labour’s “period of reflection” must be deeper than Brexit versus Corbyn
Labour cannot hope to win back these voters if it fixates on a tiring debate about Brexit versus Corbyn.
