Tag: Labour Party
Coronavirus vs Brexit
The Government is using the pandemic as a smokescreen to obscure the damaging economic consequences of leaving the single market. Paul Teasdale asks why is Labour letting them?
There and back again
Ann Black on returning to Labour’s ruling body
Labour’s response to the so-called ‘deal’ – what’s the fuss about?
Peter Kenyon wonders why Keir Starmer is picking another fight with his party
Reflecting on the Corbyn years
Duncan Bowie looks at differing assessments of what went wrong for Labour
Confronting prejudice in the Labour Party
A Labour report should spur action against Islamophobia, says Puru Miah
Focus on actions not personalities
Misplaced responses from old and new leaders hamper Party efforts to tackle antisemitism, says Mike Davis
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the spirit
Trevor Fisher says beware dreamers and false hopes for the future
The job of the Opposition
A good start says Paul Teasdale, but Starmer’s Labour needs to up its game against this new populist Toryism
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