Politics Labour risks being blinded by its own – partial – success The party's biggest gains were in areas where it didn’t need them. By Dan Holden
Politics It’s not just “boozy“ northern cities: health inequality is a national disease By Dan Holden
Free schools are the flawed heart of Gove’s permanent revolution Too often founded where they are not needed, the schools are unaccountable to the public and perpetuate the inequalities… By Dan Holden
Why small businesses must be at the centre of Labour’s economic strategy By promoting balanced growth and increasing employment, small businesses exemplify the investment economy Labour wishes to build. By Dan Holden