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Labour
Total Results: 223
March 31, 2021
How Starmer can beat the Tories
Labour must ruthlessly target the Government's blindspots
Peter Franklin
Monday
22.03
22.03
The demise of ‘political blackness’
Ethnic minorities are as divided by class and politics as white people
Ralph Leonard
Friday
19.03
19.03
Labour could lose Hartlepool
The party's choice of candidate suggests it has learned nothing
Paul Embery
Saturday
20.02
20.02
Why Starmer is no Attlee
His agenda hardly heralds an era-defining transformation of state and public realm
James Kirkup
Tuesday
12.01
12.01
Roger Scruton still gives me strength
A year after his death, the philosopher is more relevant than ever
Maurice Glasman
Tuesday
05.01
05.01
How anti-Semitism is being fostered on campus
Academics set the tone and agenda for much of university life
Stephen Pollard
Monday
30.11
30.11
The dangerous logic of anti-racism
If racism is about prejudice and power, where does that leave high-achieving minorities?
Tomiwa Owolade
Friday
27.11
27.11
Why is the Left calling me a fascist?
Dare to suggest Labour combine socialist economics with the politics of place and they'll get the pitchforks out
Paul Embery
Wednesday
25.11
25.11
Why I had to leave The Guardian
If you were bullied by 338 colleagues, what would you do?
Suzanne Moore
Thursday
19.11
19.11
Jeremy Corbyn is nothing without Labour
The former leader thought his party was more important than his country
Giles Fraser
Friday
13.11
13.11
The Left’s lost decade
Ten years ago, when Tory HQ was stormed, a new political faction was born
Tobias Phibbs
Tuesday
06.10
06.10
Is it time to end the war on welfare?
The party that demonised shirkers could set a radical new agenda
James Kirkup
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