Momentum delegates want to break the union link – we cannot let them, writes The Progressive
The women in the room
My new book – The Women in the Room: Labour’s Forgotten History – hopes to start filling in women’s untold role in labour’s history books, writes Nan Sloane
The Honourable Ladies
Progress deputy director Stephanie Lloyd gives her take on Jacqui Smith’s new book about the women who paved the way
Universal credit – a wholly avoidable tragedy
Newcastle was chosen as the experiment for the universal credit rollout – and the problems were clear to see, writes Nick Forbes
The politicians got it wrong – not the people
Due to the role reversal of the People’s Vote campaign – Brexiteers in charge, Remainers against the government – a new poll is all to play for, argues Matthew Doyle
The Insider: Labour’s conference divisions
Your Insider discusses the biggest row at annual conference, the cost of Labour Live, and unity within the Labour party
Harassment and bullying – time to get our house in order
When tackling institutional inequalities, some prefer to ignore the institutions they themselves are part of. Jessica Asato reveals what happens next
Gerrymandering is a threat to our democracy too
The United States’ midterm elections shows how easily democracy can be rigged, and there is a danger our boundary review could produce the same result, warns Afzal Khan
‘Strong men’ – a new world disorder
The latest breed of ‘strong men’ leaders are circumventing international rules. We cannot allow this to become the new normal, argues Mary Creagh
Democracy trumps despotism
The best protection against tyranny is informed, engaged citizens, believes Darren Hughes
‘What is a socialist Brexit?’ – an interview with Gloria De Piero
Gloria De Piero tells Richard Angell and Conor Pope about her new justice campaign, winning back Labour heartlands, the need for a socialist brexit, and why talk of a People’s Vote gets in the way of dealing with the...
This isn’t what anyone voted for
The potential for control that attracted people to leaving the European Union is diminishing, while the gap between what the public wanted and what we will get grows. The campaign for a People’s Vote must solve...
