By being true to itself, Labour can win again
At the moment the government knows the price of everything and the value of nothing
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Stella Creasy
Stella Creasy is the Labour and Cooperative MP for Walthamstow.
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Stella Creasy: Labour can’t wait for government to act on PFI. We need a windfall tax now
PFI is the equivalent of taking out a payday loan to pay for building and running our public services.
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Stella Creasy: the left shouldn’t tolerate bile and bitterness infecting public life
A left-wing blog tried to create a scandal over me attending a gig. If shouting and smearing takes priority over social justice,…
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Stella Creasy: we need trade unions for the self-employed
Labour must work for the 5 million Britons who are self-employed if it is to retain its mantle as…
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Brexit is happening – so channel your rage into progressive action
Working with those you disagree with is a better solution than letting extremists win.
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MPs voting on the Dubs scheme hold the fate of child refugees in their hands
We have helped just 0.002 per cent of Europe’s unaccompanied children. The government’s attempt to defend this record is…
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The Women’s March against Trump matters – but only if we keep fighting
We won’t win the battle for progressive ideas if we don’t battle in the first place.
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Like it or hate it, it doesn’t matter: Brexit is happening, and we’ve got to make a success of it
It’s time to stop complaining and start campaigning, says Stella Creasy.
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Stella Creasy: Labour is a party running on empty
It is unforgivable to have a leader who asked others to go on to the pitch over Brexit while…
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