Debate
Uxbridge not a bellwether
In the wake of the Uxbridge by-election Bryn Jones says Labour’s wobbling on green policies will not win it any votes
Driscoll affair echoes Livingstone
Will Jamie Driscoll’s departure be a repeat of the Livingstone London mayor fiasco? asks Trevor Fisher
Labour’s National Policy Forum must back proportional representation
The vast majority of CLPs support it, as do two-thirds of affiliated trade unions. So, will the NPF accept the case for PR? Maximilian Czekalski explains why it should
Consult Monbiot, not Blair
Trevor Fisher argues divided parties lose elections. Labour’s purging of the left and dangerous swing to factionalism could unravel its chances of success
Inhumane and illegal: the scandal of Manston
Karen Constantine explains how the Tories waste money and then blame immigrants
What, no majority?
In digging deeper into the local election results, Trevor Fisher finds Labour still short of the elusive majority and points to a lesson from Harold Wilson
No time to stay silent
Margaret Owen asks why Starmer is ignoring the obvious ways to win the women’s vote
Fairy tale spectacle to mask the Crown’s power
Phil Vellender and Steve Freeman on the coronation spectacle designed to cloak and revitalise an institution derived from robbery and anti-democratic traditions
Starmer’s crime mission falls short
Trevor Fisher tracked Starmer down in Stoke to hear a lacklustre personal appeal
What does Labour say on Europe now?
With Rishi Sunak apparently increasingly walking off with Keir Starmer's Brexit policy, how does Labour position itself on Europe now? asks Denis MacShane.