‘To tackle the housing crisis, the Treasury must rethink how it values social housing investment’
The task of starting to fundamentally get to grips with the crisis in escalating housing needs begins and…
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‘Is there an ancient right to jury trial?’
Trial by jury is a cornerstone of our justice system. But is it an ancient right, as some…
‘Labour action on extreme poverty can stop voters going Green’
Gorton and Denton is a grim vision of the future for our Party. Angeliki Stogia was a great…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 8 March 2026
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your…
‘Labour’s problem isn’t the Green Party – it’s complacency’
Last week’s Gorton and Denton by-election result should necessitate a radical rethink within Labour on our approach to…
‘Ministers have vowed to protect women, but aid cuts will abandon them’
International Women’s Day always brings strong pledges from ministers to protect, support, and empower women and girls, particularly…
‘Farage lost and blamed Muslims. The data doesn’t support his suspicion’
Labour’s third-place finish in Gorton and Denton was a sobering result for Sir Keir Starmer. But Nigel Farage’s…
‘Is the Co-operative Party the key to recovering Labour’s lost young voters?’
Through the years, one of the Labour Party’s most notable voting alliances was that of young voters. However,…
Scottish Labour candidates say voters are ready for change – and that the polls may be wrong
After nearly two decades of SNP government, Scottish Labour candidates say voters are increasingly open to a change…
Delivering in Government: your weekly round up of good news Labour stories
It was a busy week for the Labour government. While MPs were absorbed by the unfolding Iran crisis,…
