It’s not just HDV – Labour councils are gentrifying up and down the UK
Stratford and Newham are just the most blatant examples of a Labour council displacing old working class communities.
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Labour’s dilemma is that Brexit isn’t about economics – it’s about democracy
As the leadership prepares to budge on Brexit, any change must deal with the big questions of identity and our constitution.
History shows that Labour has always been a party of compromise
Tom Pashby reviews an upcoming book on the Labour party and asks: ‘Is Labour finally becoming a socialist party – albeit one with centrists in it?’
Computer games are the new force for political engagement. Ignore them at your peril
Labour are the first party to embrace games as a way to spread a political message — and it will pay off.
Support for a second Brexit vote is growing. Is another referendum becoming inevitable?
74 per cent of Labour Party supporters back a referendum in the event of hard Brexit, an increase from 70 per cent last month.
Here’s what it will take to stop Brexit
Labour can keep us in the EU – if it secures a mandate for halting Brexit.
Without thought-through policies, Labour is setting itself up for failure
Ahead of the Fabians’ New Year conference, Andrew Harrop argues Labour needs to start getting serious about how it will put its principles into power.
Why we need to renationalise the railways
In the wake of rail fares rising yet again, our privatised transport system can no longer be deemed fit for purpose.
Opposing Brexit might be the best strategy for Labour in 2018. Here’s why
The party grassroots and Labour voters are anti-Brexit. It’s this which must guide the leadership.
Brexit: Four reasons to be cheerful as we go into 2018 – and what must happen next
Labour MP Heidi Alexander says the government’s plans for a hard Brexit are looking weaker by the day – and says voters have the right to think again.