Tag: Labour party
Democratic vitality must be at the heart of party resurgence
In a 'letter' to Keir Starmer following his first conference speech as leader, Bryn Jones questions whether the moderate character of much of the new leadership approach will trump the Tory narrative on tough times
Democracy – it’s what Labour is about
Sandy Martin says electoral reform is at the heart of the democratic revolution we need
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
Starmer and the left – technocracy is the enemy
Tom Miller says Labour’s leader needs to find a new way to unity
Labour Party factionalism – drop it or lose the next election
Peter Kenyon surveys the shitstorms breaking out within the party
Playing politics with race
Puru Miah on the perils of triangulation
Antisemitism payout pre-empts legal enquiry
Don Flynn on legal battles and political expediency: how Labour’s standing as an anti-racist party is being compromised
Spinning plates and crashing out
Peter Kenyon looks forward to a dismal future for Britain and its children post-Brexit
Labour’s British Railways mark 2 is a dead duck
Back to the 1950s is no way to run a modern railway system, says Paul Salveson
Starmer over-reacts on Long-Bailey
Don Flynn says Sir Keir Starmer has turned his back on a movement against excessive police force
Sterility of the middle ground
Don Flynn finds Labour’s election review sidesteps the important issues