Why Labour does not need London to win back power
Outer Britain – the party’s core territory for most of its history – is the key to its future.
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Labour’s lost future: the 20-year decline of the Labour Party
Harry Lambert on his in-depth report into the party’s slow collapse.
Labour’s lost future: the inside story of a 20-year collapse
In 2001 a resurgent Labour Party held 412 seats. Today it has 199. Why?
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Labour has the same strategy on foreign policy and Brexit: avoid the subject at all costs
What connects the Labour Party’s response to the withdrawal from Afghanistan and a McDonald’s milkshake?
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Keir Starmer’s Labour desperately needs to stand for something
In his first piece since stepping down as an aide to Starmer, Simon Fletcher warns that Labour will not recover unless it offers a…
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Keir Starmer has developed a ruthless streak – but it won’t secure his leadership
Starmer’s survival rests on developing new political skills – and not just shedding underperforming aides
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When red walls come tumbling down
Why “take back control” was on people’s minds long before Dominic Cummings.
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The rise of the new Toryism
Insecurity is the mood of the time – and the Conservative Party has adapted to it.
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