UK Politics The lessons of a housing tragedy, writing through rail chaos, and why good manners cost nowt The death of Awaab Ishak should shame the nation, and must be a defining moment for the housing sector. By Lisa Nandy
UK Politics Lisa Nandy’s Diary: Listening for Labour, why 40 seconds is not a debate, and how green is the route to red By Lisa Nandy
The UK government must vote to investigate Israeli actions in Gaza If the UK gives licence to violate international law with impunity, how does that reflect our promotion of human… By Lisa Nandy and Richard Burden
Why the Northern Powerhouse is a tale of too few cities The North’s towns and rural communities are being neglected. By Lisa Nandy
It’s tempting for Labour to pick cities over towns – but doing so would be disastrous Town voters are more likely to believe politicians do not care about them. Little wonder. By Lisa Nandy
Celebrate Labour’s electoral success – but don’t forget the working class The shutting down of genuine, constructive debate on the left is the great danger we face. By Lisa Nandy
Lisa Nandy: A hard Brexit could be devastating for workers’ rights Labour also needs a wider vision for work to understand that many people who work in the private sector… By Lisa Nandy
Regional devolution could transform the NHS Handing powers over transport, homes, policing, skills and the NHS to an elected mayor could profoundly reshape our public… By Lisa Nandy
Labour’s mission is to build a bridge between Remain and Leave voters To simply pick a side would be too easy. We must find the common ground of the sensible, decent… By Lisa Nandy
This is Theresa May’s last chance to rescue the child abuse inquiry A seventh lawyer has quit the investigation. By Lisa Nandy