Closer ties with the EU can make people better off and keep the hard right out of power
With the spectre of Nigel Farage looming, Keir Starmer on closer relations
Opinion
Why the UK is a two-tier society where money wields power
Laws and policies are crafted to give the appearance of sternness and fairness, but are rarely fully enforced on corporations and the rich.
What a ‘bolder’ Green Party could mean for the left
‘Polanski’s pitch is simple: The Green Party needs a stronger kind of leadership that isn’t content to merely sit on the sidelines.’
Six big warnings about the rise of Farage
To arm ourselves against Reform’s rise to power, we need first to recognise the most vulnerable parts of our current political landscape.
A hopeful new beginning: but isn’t it time Labour re-thought its Brexit red lines?
‘It’s a reminder that when ideology is put aside and pragmatism is embraced, progress tends to occur.’
This is how Wes Streeting can ensure the NHS isn’t part of any trade deal
SNP MP Seamus Logan explains how his private members bill could protect the NHS
A new bill will lead to mass state surveillance for the most vulnerable. We must act.
This bill grants the government powers of surveillance on the bank accounts of the poor, old, sick and disabled people receiving specified benefits
Sarah Edwards MP: SME House Builders are vital to Reaching 1.5 million Homes – We must help them
SME House Builders play a vital role in the house building ecosystem, looking at smaller sites which would not be financially viable for the larger developers.
Here’s how we could fix social care and support
We need a National Care, Support and Independent Living Service
The fight against Reform is not a culture war. It’s a class war.
‘Labour’s socialist values and traditions are not the problem – they are the solution.’