England for the English?

John Denham examines the flag phenomenon, why Labour is getting its response to England dangerously wrong and why it should develop a programme of...

The Resistible Rise of Donald Trump

As Trump’s authoritarian rule rumbles across the US and internationally Paul Garver examines its impact and the resistance Nearly a full year since Trump’s re-election,...

Political lessons from France

Patrick Costello sees Macron on the back foot with the far right threatening and the left alliance fracturing Possibly the biggest irony of Emmanuel Macron’s...

The Resistible Rise of Donald Trump

As Trump’s authoritarian rule rumbles across the US and internationally Paul Garver examines its impact and the resistance Nearly a full year since Trump’s re-election,...

Political lessons from France

Patrick Costello sees Macron on the back foot with the far right threatening and the left alliance fracturing Possibly the biggest irony of Emmanuel Macron’s...

Editorial

Issue 337 Editorial

Red lights flashing for Labour Labour’s loss of Caerphilly in the byelection for the Welsh Senedd should be a deafening wake-up call. Following a summer of bad headlines...

Political lessons from France

Patrick Costello sees Macron on the back foot with the far right threatening and the left alliance fracturing Possibly the biggest irony of Emmanuel Macron’s...

Mainstream – Labour needs its movement back

Luke Hurst and Neal Lawson explain how Mainstream aims to help Labour open up and rediscover its values and thirst for radical change When a party...

Hope and faith — but no vision

Amsterdam’s PES Congress showed social democrats know what they’re against. They still struggle to say what they’re for. From 16–18 October, Europe’s social democrats gathered...

Where is housing for social rent?

Duncan Bowie on the Government’s failure on affordable housing Not only is the Government’s target of 1.5 million new homes over the five year parliamentary...

Uxbridge not a bellwether

In the wake of the Uxbridge by-election Bryn Jones says Labour’s wobbling on green policies will not win it any votes

Driscoll affair echoes Livingstone

Will Jamie Driscoll’s departure be a repeat of the Livingstone London mayor fiasco? asks Trevor Fisher

Labour’s National Policy Forum must back proportional representation

The vast majority of CLPs support it, as do two-thirds of affiliated trade unions. So, will the NPF accept the case for PR? Maximilian Czekalski explains why it should

No time to stay silent

Margaret Owen asks why Starmer is ignoring the obvious ways to win the women’s vote

Time for Labour to take sides

John Palmer investigates whether a messy divorce is in the making between the United States and the European Union Few were surprised when, on taking...

The world according to the Paleolibertarians

Don Flynn on ideology of the new right Hayek’s Bastards: The neoliberal roots of the populist right by Quinn Slobodian published by Zone Books Wone Bookshether in...

Labour – lacking vision or just blind?

Glyn Ford calls for an urgent change of direction For Labour Party members and supporters, the last twelve months of the first Labour Government in...

We can’t go on like this

John McDonnell MP says Labour must stop playing into the hands of Reform Somehow, party members going to Labour Party Conference have to try and...