Why we can’t forget Kate Osamor’s legacy on international development
Though not perfect, Osamor started Labour on a path to a genuinely democratic, progressive international aid policy. Here’s what her successor must build on.
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Why the left needs to start talking about England
A new ‘Act of Union’ Bill offers either a false choice between an English Parliament and devolution. We need both – and Labour should join the conversation.
Prem Sikka: Six ways to sort out sky-rocketing executive pay
One of the author’s of Labour’s new policy paper on executive pay sets out how to rein in the fat cats.
#PMQs: Did the Prime Minister mislead the House over Brexit?
The PM appears to be contradicting her own Chancellor…
A black Friday for e-giant bosses: How the EU is taking on the likes of Amazon
Amazon made £22bn in revenue last year across Europe – and paid just £48.8m in taxes. But now the EU is getting tough on the online giants, writes Jude Kirton-Darling MEP.
Diane Abbott: Austerity in police funding hasn’t ended – but it needs to
You can’t keep people safe on the cheap, says Diane Abbott
Shock NHS figures: PFI set to cost health service MORE in a decade than now
Labour has proposed bringing existing PFI contracts back under public ownership
To win a People’s Vote in the country, Labour MPs have to win in Parliament
Persuading MPs is vital if we want a referendum
EXCLUSIVE – Best for Britain chief to Brexiteers: “If you really believe in the will of the people, let’s have a People’s Vote”
Left Foot Forward speaks to Eloise Todd ahead of what looks likely to be the largest anti-Brexit march the UK has seen so far.
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?