Leadership Without a Mandate – Why Labour Should Let the Country Decide
The prospect of Andy Burnham becoming Leader of the Labour Party should be welcomed as an opportunity for debate about the future direction of the […]
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Is Starmer Norman or Anglo-Saxon?
British politics often grapples with the weight of history, and our leaders are no exception. Keir Starmer, now serving as the UK’s Prime Minister, faces […]
Labour’s Radical Meritocracy
Merit is a value system that recognises and rewards individual qualities such as talent, intelligence, skills, and effort. It is a principle that underpins a […]
Labour Should Set Its Own Spending Agenda
Following the budget last week, in which Richie Sunak and Jeremy Hunt massively increased taxes to pay for their parties cumulative incompetence, some commentators suggested […]
In Politics We Need to Remeber That What Goes Up Must Come Down
Politics is a rough business. The worst job is the Leader of the Opposition. Sir Keir Starmer must be feeling the squeeze this morning as […]
Does Labour Vote For or Against the Brexit Deal?
If reports in the press are to be believed, we are approaching the endgame of Brexit. Well, maybe not the endgame, but the point when […]
Is Patriotism Labour’s Secret Weapon?
Writing in today’s Observer newspaper, Will Hutton considers what the challenges are likely to be in a post-Brexit Britain. Top of his list is the […]
Gloomy December Morning – The Present I Didn’t Want
I’ll be honest, this is not one of the best mornings to be waking up and looking at the news. The Conservatives have trounced Labour […]