Tag: jeremy corbyn
The road to ethno-nationalism
Nick Matthews on factionalism and Labour’s missed moments
Reflecting on the Corbyn years
Duncan Bowie looks at differing assessments of what went wrong for Labour
Retrospect and prospects
In anger as well as sadness Duncan Bowie reflects on failure and lost opportunities
After the deluge
Don Flynn assesses the Corbyn legacy
Report: LABOUR CONFERENCE 2016
Jeremy Corbyn got a bigger and renewed mandate. How did conference respond? David Lister reports on Corbyn’s speech, mixed messages and unity calls
I attended...
Labour’s uncivil war: will it ever end?
Peter Kenyon fears the prospects are slim
Beyond the Factions
Trevor Fisher on Labour's deepening quagmire
From one Owen to another
Trevor Fisher sees much value in Owen Jones' lessons for Labour, even as Owen Smith emerges as the sole challenger to Corbyn
The...
After a week of plotting
Trevor Fisher on a Labour engaged in splits, and Tory government splitting its sides
Last autumn the Labour leadership issues seemed possible to discuss objectively, with...
Chartist statement on Labour’s Leadership
Corbyn: popular, but not with Labour MPs - why?
Peter Kenyon and Mike Davis explore events post the EU-referendum as Labour plunges into a parallel...
The Cruddas Report And Winning In 2020. A critique by Peter Rowlands
Peter Rowlands sees a necessary discussion to be engaged with, but also some conclusions to be rejected
The independent inquiry by Jon Cruddas and others...