Tories under pressure. Where is Labour?
On a bad news day for the Tories, the opposition came from fellow Tories, charities and a government commission! Where was the Labour Party in all this?
Notes from the Edge
Do we settle for an electoral strategy to defeat the Tories or can we use the next election to raise the bar and argue for real social change?
Jamie Driscoll Quits Labour
Jamie Driscoll, the North of Tyne Mayor, has resigned from the Labour Party and may stand as an independent.
Brains and Votes and Drains
Tories hate foreign students but want their money. Prejudice versus pragmatism fuels the confusion at the heart of government.
Labour: ‘Work is good for you’
Labour's plans to reform the DWP look very much like the Tories' plans.
Labour’s anti-racism turns out to be racist
Luke Akehurst inadvertently revealed why Diane Abbott and other BAME MPs had been excluded from a BAME event - because they are not seen as supporters of Starmer.
Bank Spends Billions to Bail Out Government
Bank of England spends billions on bail out as Tories crash the economy. We will pay with cuts to jobs and services unless we fight back.
Don’t believe the Tories – Labour is not suddenly on the side of RMT strikers
WHILST the Tories are busy flooding social media with a petition to ‘Stop Labour’s Strikes’, saying that Labour is backing ‘the biggest rail strikes since 1989’ and that dozens of…
Inspiration Vs Prostitution: How Labour Under Starmer Missed A Trick
The Labour right-wing, having now gained lasting control of Labour, are losing voters because theirs is essentially a negative offering. Their alleged pragmatism, in our hyped-up age, feels flat, uninspiring,…
200,000 Hindrances: Starmer’s War On The Labour Membership
Starmer initiated his war on the largely left-leaning membership of the Labour Party with the appointment of his first Shadow Cabinet. With the exception of Rebecca Long-Bailey and one or…