Momentum’s Jon Lansman: there will be “very few” deselections
The Momentum leader clashed with John Bew at the New Statesman’s latest live debate
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Labour has infused politics with youth – but the established order is not overthrown
The British system exhibits a curious mix of stasis and turbulence.
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From misery to Momentum: the strange rebirth of the Labour Party
The relevant distinction is not between Old and New Labour, it is between old and young Labour.
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The election sealed the deal – Jeremy Corbyn’s new socialism won the argument
The Labour leader's former campaign director says his supporters have been vindicated.
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How can Labour transcend Britain’s divisions and offer hope for the future?
In England, two elections happened simultaneously – one about Brexit and the other austerity.
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Should the march of the Red Tories ever have been halted?
If only May had offered policies in line with her early rhetoric, people would have had something to vote for,…
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The roar of the Glastonbury crowd is not enough – Labour needs to win elections
Jeremy Corbyn must capture the hearts and votes of the men and women at the Walsall Gala Baths.
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The post-Brexit fantasy of a utopia of flammable sofas
I wonder if Brexit is a magic mirror, in which everyone sees what their heart most desires.
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