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“Dear Labour”,
Every major football tournament begins the same way: with hope. Hope that this time might be different. Hope that, together, we might achieve something special. For a few weeks, millions of us buy into the same dream. ‘Three lions on the shirt.’ ‘You’ve got to hold and give, but do it at the right time.’
It’s hard to say the same of politics. When...
When Labour entered government it did so on a promise to working people: that work would pay and that fairness would be restored to Britain’s labour market. Among those commitments was a pledge to end the discriminatory wage bands that see younger workers paid less simply because of their age, not because of the value of the work they do.
Today, that promise remains un...
Across Britain, trust in politics is increasingly fragile. Too many voters think that money talks more than their ballot; and that those with the deepest pockets have easy access to power. If we ar...
More than three-quarters of Labour members want the government to suspend all arms exports to Israel amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Polling conducted by Survation for Save the Children found 78 percent of members would support an arms embargo on the country, including parts for F-35 fighter jets.
A majority would also back banning trade with illegal I...
After costing more than £1 million to assemble and weeks of anticipation, the 1,000 pages of files relating to Peter Mandelson and his brief time as US ambassador fell short of any killer blow or knock-out punch for the Prime Minister or his integrity.
Instead, the messages fuelled already tense divisions within the Labour Party and provided further embarrassment to th...