I campaigned for Corbyn — but he’s failed to change the conversation
Corbyn needed to challenge neoliberalism and propose a new post-Keynesian approach
Labour party
Is Corbyn’s mandate as robust as he thinks it is?
A leadership election may be the only way to break the deadlock, but its outcome is far from clear
Jeremy Corbyn’s supporters can guarantee an anti-coup
It’s become clear that despite the rumours of Corbyn being ousted, his popular support is too great
Clarion call for positive Labour messages at Progress annual conference
A session featuring Kezia Dugdale MSP, Alison McGovern MP and Cllr Nick Forbes focused on devolution, inclusion and optimism
Labour’s anti-Semitism row: Reviewing the situation
Both sides of the Livingstone bust-up should agree on some basic facts
Corporate tax avoidance costs poor countries up to 26 times more than rich ones
By fixing the global tax system we send a message that Britain supports the poor over the rich
Corbyn to make the case for ‘Remain and Reform’ in Europe
The Labour leader delivers his first major pro-EU speech in London this morning
Dutch ‘no’ vote is a wake up call for the UK referendum
The vote against the EU’s association agreement with Ukraine emphasises the need for a full-throated Remain campaign
Comment: Labour is now the party of pragmatists
Britain needs a diversified economy — Tory opposition to it is purely ideological
Steel crisis: Osborne’s ‘march of the makers’ now rings hollow
Tax credits, personal independent payments, Sunday trading and now steel all suggest a Government whose sure-footedness is eroding fast.