Trevor Fisher
Gogglebox and what polling shows
Trevor Fisher says Labour would be foolish to take much from current opinion poll figures and voices concerns of a return to New Labour mark II
Is Starmer’s Labour centre-right?
A rightwards lurch to appeal to Tory voters would be electoral suicide, argues Trevor Fisher
Tories on a victory march?
Labour must prepare for an early general election by opening candidate selection now, writes Trevor Fisher
Johnson tax plans challenge Labour
The high-risk Johnson tax rises combined with the Cabinet reshuffle make an early election more possible. Labour needs to prepare by setting in motion the selection of parliamentary candidates, says Trevor Fisher
The policy maze
Trevor Fisher finds a huge credibility gap at the heart of Labour’s policy-making process
Progressive alliance: Lego-brick policies
Trevor Fisher argues that the quest for an alliance of anti-Tory parties is fraught with dangers
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the spirit
Trevor Fisher says beware dreamers and false hopes for the future
Johnson’s own goal
Trevor Fisher on the contradictions between policies on pubs and pitches
75 years of questions for Labour
The 2019 defeat underlines why Labour needs to move on from the flawed 20th Century Fabian political model, says Trevor Fisher
Hope & questions in Staffordshire
The Black Lives Matter movement has seen impressive - and apparently spontaneous - protests erupt around the country. But, Trevor Fisher asks, what challenges does this new form of organising present for the left?
The 2024 trap
The Conservatives' plans for constitutional change could see them prolong their time in power. But, as Trevor Fisher argues, Labour have a chance to seize the initiative