How Labour should prepare for a centrist surge this May
The party can learn some lessons from campaigns in 2018.
Labour
Corbyn to meet People’s Vote parties ‘at the earliest opportunity’
Labour say they are committed to working with pro-People’s Vote parties to find a way forward – despite a call for a public vote being defeated.
View from the European Parliament: The mood grows sombre as confusion reigns
“What is going on in Britain?” a German MEP asks. Who knows?
Even at this late stage, Brexit is not inevitable
Loads of bills need to be passed before Brexit can happen
Greens are conflicted over how to respond to the Labour split
While some Greens view the split as the ‘death rattle’ of centrism, others believe it may hold the key to political reform.
Disability groups are deeply concerned about a dangerous mental capacity bill rushed through parliament
The Tories have quietly pushed through a bill that seriously weakens the rights of people deemed lacking mental capacity
Labour council accused of ‘social cleansing’ over plans to fine rough sleepers
New proposals to tackle ‘anti-social behaviour’ appear to target homeless people in Manchester – leading to widespread anger.
Has Labour abandoned its red lines on Brexit?
If the frontbench are not prepared to follow party policy, they should go back to members.
After years of cuts, May’s ‘cash for votes’ talk is insulting
Austerity has devastated areas she now talks of bribing
How 14 Labour MPs have made a disastrous Brexit more likely
Tuesday night’s vote could end up hurting northern towns, while wrecking the peace process in Northern Ireland.