5 things to take from the IPPR’s ‘learning the lessons from Labour’s defeat’ report
Everything you’ve been told about why Labour lost the election is wrong
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Comment: Does Labour really have a chance in Northern Ireland?
In East Belfast, poverty and lack of infrastructure mean that many are crying out for an alternative to the mainstream unionist parties
Comment: A progressive foreign policy alternative to Corbynism
Rejecting Corbyn’s foreign policy does not mean a return to the neoconservatism that led to the Iraq war
Comment: Stella Creasy is turning the slogans of campaigning into real community action
We need to see civic action at a local level, giving voters practical examples of how Labour would govern
Weekly survey: Who do you want to see as the next Labour leader?
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Corbyn will transform Labour from political party to pressure group
Corbyn’s campaign is about ideologically beating the rest of the left, not winning over the electorate
What would a Jeremy Corbyn foreign policy mean for Labour?
Labour members should reflect on the legacy of Attlee and our humanitarian interventionist traditions
Labour facing landslide defeat in Scottish election
Almost two-thirds of those asked plan to vote SNP in next May’s elections for the Scottish Parliament
3 things we learned from the inquiry into why Labour lost
Labour did not lose the election because it was considered ‘Tory-lite’
A Corbyn victory could help redefine what it means to support Labour
Labour lost forty seats to a party that outflanked it on the left – it makes no sense to move right