03/31/2021 - 1:10am

How Starmer can beat the Tories Labour must ruthlessly target the Government's blindspots

Peter Franklin

20.02

Why Starmer is no Attlee His agenda hardly heralds an era-defining transformation of state and public realm

James Kirkup

04.01

Can Labour be saved from the hard Left? In the long battle for power, Keir Starmer is already playing clever politics

James Bloodworth

11.12

How the fates abandoned Boris Covid has shown the Conservatives to be inadequate — and things are about to get worse

Maurice Glasman

11.12

Will Labour ever repent? If the party can win back Don Valley, it can win back the nation

Paul Embery

10.12

Why Boris is still beating Labour Despite a troubled year, the Tory leader remains popular among the electorate

Matthew Goodwin

19.11

It’s time for Jews to come back to Labour Jew-haters will not be eradicated from the party, but they might be silenced if outnumbered

Tanya Gold

01.10

The liberal case for empire Imperialism has a better record of defending minorities and promoting diversity than nation-states do

Ed West

29.09

How we bend the knee to our HR overlords Our managerial class is asserting itself, drunk with its own power

Aris Roussinos

24.09

Keir Starmer, a true conservative First complacent, now incoherent, the Tories failed to notice Labour coming for the Red Wall

Maurice Glasman

22.09

Keir Starmer’s woman problem The Labour leader has done nothing to tackle trans extremists' assault on sex-based rights

Joan Smith

21.09

How patriotic Labour could crush Boris If Keir Starmer can steer clear of identity politics and close the values gap, his party will reclaim lost ground

Tim Bale