The uncomfortable truth is that Labour can learn something from Nigel Farage
At least the UKIP leader avoids the dizzying spin which the voters are seeing through so clearly.
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How can Labour defeat UKIP?
Left Foot Forward asked a number of leading progressives what they think Labour needs to do to defeat UKIP.
The left’s approach to immigration should differ from the Blair approach
The Blair approach to immigration is neo-liberal rather than social democratic.
Europe votes: reform moves up the agenda but withdrawal remains an isolationist dream
All parties are failing to articulate a clear vision for Britain’s relationship with the EU.
Labour can win in 2015. But there is a very long way to go
People like Miliband, they just don’t yet view him as a prime minister.
The left has one year to make the Labour Party salvage the NHS
We have one year to save the NHS, that’s why I’ll be voting for the National Health Action Party.
Miliband and the minimum wage: extending the recovery to the low paid
Ensuring that the minimum wage begins to catch up with median earnings will mean the low paid enjoying some of the benefits of the economic recovery that the affluent are seeing.
How can Labour win over aspirational voters?
With one year to go until the General Election, Left Foot Forward asked a selection of leading left-wing influencers what Labour can do to attract so-called aspirational voters.
Labour’s crusade for care workers is vital, but it must come clean on ‘clock-watch care’
Between 160,000 and 220,000 care workers are unlawfully paid less than the minimum wage.
We need long-term prosperity over short-term, damaging and unequal greed
Business must be coupled with sustainability so we all benefit from growth.