Labour is now the least trusted party in Britain
Almost two thirds of voters say that tax rises in the November Budget were not justified
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Ethan Croft is a New Statesman political correspondent.
Almost two thirds of voters say that tax rises in the November Budget were not justified
By Ethan Croft
Labour’s slow fracture is leaving space for organised insurgent factions
By Ethan Croft
The will-he, won’t-he is set to continue as the Greater Manchester mayor refuses to rule out having higher ambitions
By Ethan Croft
Nadia Whittome said Labour needs “a completely different direction”
By Ethan Croft
Nathan Gill took bribes to make pro-Russian statements when he was an MEP
By Ethan Croft
Burnham also criticised details of Shabana Mahmood’s proposed changes to the asylum system
By Ethan Croft
Opposition to the government’s asylum reforms is spreading beyond the usual suspects
In a leadership race, pragmatic hard-left MPs might back a candidate from the soft-left Tribune group
By Ethan Croft
Would Starmer survive as PM without his chief of staff?
By Ethan Croft