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.
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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.
To be a truly progressive party Labour need a Manifesto for Social Rights
People have a inalienable right to a decent home, a good healthcare system, education, and social security. Labour need to start stating this.
To avoid climate catastrophe, it’s time for Labour to scrap the idea of growth
We need to challenge our obsession with economic growth before it destroys the planet.
Is Labour’s “radical” new leader in Scotland a turning point for the party?
Scottish Labour are being re-launched today with a strong anti-austerity message – but will it be enough to win back voters from the nationalists?
Votes at 16: ‘Either way, we win’, say campaigners
A bill being heard in the House of Commons tomorrow could be the first step in allowing 1.5 million teens to vote.
Labour party slam ‘failing’ Universal Credit following Left Foot Forward revelations
GPs and dental practices can’t tell who is eligible for free treatment under Universal Credit – meaning some claimants are going without.
LBC ‘suggests being a Labour Party member is as important as eating’, in absurd attempt to stitch up MP
Radio station accused of ‘surpassing gotcha journalism’ and relying on ‘false equivalency’, with suggestion that charging prospective party members a premium rate to join Labour is the same as forcing destitute benefits claimants to call 55p a minute line for food money.
Do we still need the Green Party?
We now have an insurgent left-wing Labour party in this country – does this make the Greens redundant?
The Labour leadership are wrong. Renationalisation can happen whilst remaining in the EU
Labour’s promise to take back control of key public services should be welcomed — but it’s false to claim that this cannot be done whilst in the EU or single market, writes Green MEP Molly Scott Cato.