Tag: labour
Novara Live: Is Starmer’s Leadership About to End?
Novara Live: Lib Dems Beat Tories in Shock Byelection Win
Opinion: Ignore the Naysayers: Anti-Imperialism Will Be Central to the Socialism of the 2020s
David Wearing
Some of the left are nervous about the perceived unpopularity of anti-imperialism undermining efforts to bring about socialism in the UK. They shouldn’t be, writes David Wearing: transnational solidarity isn’t just important, but increasingly common sense.
Opinion: Cummings’ Inquiry Hearing Was a Chance for Centrists To Do What They Do Best: Rehabilitate Rightwingers
Jamie Medwell
Long Read: The Left Won’t Win the 2020s by Clinging to the Corpse of the Labour Party
Jonas Marvin
Analysis: After Big Losses, Labour Must Change Tack or Risk Irrelevancy
James Meadway
Analysis: Proportional Representation Won’t Solve All the Left’s Problems, But We Should Back It Anyway
Ell Folan
Downstream: How Labour Wins Back the Red Wall
While Labour lost council seats across the North and Midlands, it held firm in Preston. Can only municipal socialism and the ‘Preston Model’ now save the party? Aaron Bastani is joined by Matthew Brown, Labour leader of Preston council.
Novara Live: Starmer’s Authority in Tatters After Bungled Reshuffle
Novara Live: Starmer’s Botched Reshuffle Sparks Labour Civil War
Novara Live: Labour Crash in 2021 Elections
Opinion: It’s Win or Die for Scottish Labour. So Why Is the Party Fighting to Lose?
Finn Smyth & Coll McCail
Novara Live: Keir Starmer’s First Big Test
Opinion: Labour Wants to Win Back the Working Class. The Problem Is It Has No Idea Who They Are
Joe Bilsborough
Analysis: The Northern Independence Party Is a Triple Threat to Labour
Ell Folan
Opinion: Labour is Running a Saudi Apologist in Hartlepool – And It Should Be a Scandal
David Wearing
In 2018, Labour’s candidate in the Hartlepool by-election went on a state-funded trip to Saudi Arabia and came back a vocal supporter of the regime. While the party’s decision to run him in Hartlepool is certainly shocking, it’s also not even slightly surprising, argues David Wearing.