Keir Starmer shows off Labour’s harmony with national anthem
Singing “God Save the King” to open Labour conference was a risk, but the trouble-free rendition demonstrated the leader’s control…
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The lessons of Corbynism
In their new books, Andrew Murray and James Schneider ask what the left can learn from its time in control…
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Why this crisis could be the international left’s big moment
As the West faces economic calamity, progressive politics has a chance to bridge its divisions and broaden its support.
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Keir Starmer is letting a crisis go to waste
The Labour leader’s hyper-cautious strategy may put him in government, but not in power.
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What is Entryism, and how does it affect political parties?
Unpicking a term often associated with political name-calling on the British left: what does it mean, and how does it…
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It’s not undemocratic for Labour and Conservative members to wield power
Political parties remain the best way for ordinary people to become engaged participants in the decisions that affect them.
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Labour is wrong to turn against nationalisation
Obsessed with dissociating himself from Jeremy Corbyn, Keir Starmer is irrationally shunning sensible, popular policies.
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Andrew Fisher: “Keir Starmer is too interested in not being Jeremy Corbyn”
The former Labour policy chief on why the Conservatives could still win.
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