Opinion
Labour must be bolder and more radical if it wants clamp down on tax dodgers
Without eliminating anomalies and freeing tax policymaking from the tentacles of the avoidance industry, Labour is unlikely to make a significant dent in the leakage of tax revenues.
Why we need morality in our politics more than ever
“The more politics looks like a form of management rather than an engine of positive and morally desirable change, the more energy it will lose.”
Rabid Conservative-led NIMBYism is destroying opportunities for locals
The likes of Susan Hall and NIMBY council’s, such as Harrow and Croydon, are what is holding our country back
Private equity is predatory capitalism with a long trail of destruction
There won’t be enough money to contain the tsunami caused by private equity collapse. Yet there is no move to shackle private equity.
What would success look like for the Green Party in the 2024 local elections?
How many seats are the Greens looking to gain?
Labour Wins When It’s a Patriotic Party
That election defeat taught us many lessons, but a key one – and one steeped in the history of how the Labour Party always wins, no matter how hard some may try to rewrite it, Labour wins when it's a patriotic party.