Following Labour’s first Keir
Ewan Wadd explains how in the North and South West we are all cheated by the voting system
This rotten status quo must go: why Labour must change the voting system
Labour for a New Democracy on why support for electoral reform is now mainstream in the Labour Party
Big picture politics
Andy Burnham argues that levelling up demands radical democratic reform
Tories building back insecurity
Kate Bell on how unions pushed the Tories on furlough scheme but stop-start short-termism is creating unnecessary redundancies, especially among Black workers
Creeping fascism threatens Balkan state
Jason Gold on the forgotten tribulations of Montenegro
Protection for supply chain workers
Lara Wolters on a key human rights and environmental due diligence protection from the European Parliament
Deadly consequences of tighter controls
Maël Galisson says the new plan for the French-British border suggests the same old recipes with disastrous human consequences
Transport – going nowhere fast
Nigel Doggett on government rhetoric supplanting serious action
Traditional values in a modern setting
Ann Black on developing a policy programme and a snappy slogan to scotch the Tories
Time up for rigged Northern Ireland state
In the 100th anniversary year of Ireland’s partition, John Palmer surveys the conflicts in the gerrymandered state and looks at prospects for a united Ireland and a rump UK
Rebuilding for biodiversity
In Buxton, Mark Cocker spoke to local councillors Madeline Hall, Rachael Quinn and Keith Savage about how we rethink the future of brownfield redevelopment