Hamish Falconer: “We will be forming a government under much harder conditions than 1997”
The Labour rising star on growing up with a father in Blair’s cabinet and his years as chief negotiator with…
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ByThe example of Railtrack should remind us that even business-friendly governments aren’t always averse to public ownership.
ByHow Labour’s five missions could transform public service delivery.
ByThe rise of a “New Left” grouping has exposed divisions within the Socialist Campaign Group.
ByThe former cabinet minister on why he hopes his new book on wealth inequality will overshadow “that wretched leaving note”.
ByThe Labour leader is increasingly critical of Tony Blair’s legacy.
ByKeir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are championing an agenda significantly to the left of New Labour.
ByIs the Labour leader’s embrace of the Blairites tactical or ideological?
ByAnoosh Chakelian and Freddie Hayward answer listener questions on the New Statesman Podcast.
In office, circumstances will force the Labour leader to break with his party’s liberal progressivism.
ByLabour’s former prime minister on the AI revolution, the curse of Brexit and what Keir Starmer must do to win.
ByThe former home secretary on how Keir Starmer can convince voters and what Rachel Reeves is getting right.
ByKeir Starmer needs a strategy for an era of economic scarcity.
ByThe health service was opposed by doctors from the start, and has suffered decades of ministerial harm. Can Labour fix…
ByLabour and Conservative manifesto writers reveal the untold story of these vital documents.
ByThe next UK election could be the first at which the Murdoch papers do not back the winning party.
ByMy friend turned to me at one stage and whispered “help” with the desperation of someone seeking rescue from the…
ByIn the latest episode, Shiv Roy appears to echo Gordon Brown’s cry of betrayal at Tony Blair.
ByThe Labour leader’s emphasis on economic institutions resembles the philosophy behind Germany’s social market.
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