Relentless scapegoating has created a hostile environment for British Muslims
‘When a man walks into a mosque in Ramadan armed with an axe, we cannot simply shrug and move on.’
Opinion
Misogyny, Epstein and Reform’s cultural agenda
From Epstein’s web to Reform’s proposed raft of policy ideas, creeping misogyny now risks redefining women’s rights in Britain
How Labour could be an effective progressive party again
If Labour blunders on, it will lose the next election.
How democratic is the UK?
The UK has a crisis of democracy
A lesson from the Gorton and Denton by-election: Labour must improve people’s living standards
After decades of economic stagnation, people want things to be different, writes Patrick Hurley MP
This is why you need to be worried about healthcare privatisation
‘We need our MPs to act now.’
We need to get serious about tackling corruption through political donations
The government’s reforms are welcome but they won’t end political corruption
The Labour leadership must restore party democracy
Andy McDonald MP warns that Keir Starmer’s leadership is narrowing participation, muting voices, and undermining Labour’s internal democracy
Power is being bought and sold – we must fight back
A shadow hangs over democracy; the shadow of corruption
Why so defensive? Making the progressive case for defence and security
‘Labour has a proud tradition of supporting our armed forces and defence industry, one which should not just be accepted but embraced as one of our greatest strengths.’