The candidates’ silence on the causes of election defeat is eloquent about the party’s dismal state
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Labour commands the field, but its general election success is unlikely to be repeated in the 2026 Holyrood contest
The candidates’ silence on the causes of election defeat is eloquent about the party’s dismal state
The candidates’ silence on the causes of election defeat is eloquent about the party’s dismal state
Reductive inspections symbolised a punitive and morale-sapping approach to schools. Labour is right to ditch them
New Trussell Trust research is both alarming and shaming. Labour cannot defer action while waiting for an economic upturn
Japan’s longest serving prime minister Shinzo Abe is remembered as a pragmatist. It seems that Japan’s outgoing prime minister Kishida may be...
Japan’s longest serving prime minister Shinzo Abe is remembered as a pragmatist. It seems that Japan’s outgoing prime minister Kishida may be...
The Gallagher brothers might have taken their feuding to extremes, but it is nothing new
It has taken a few hundred years for British politics to rid itself of the hereditary principle. Better late than never
The emergence of the far right as a political force in eastern Germany is a concern for Europe’s biggest economy
Stephen Flynn attacks Labour and reflects on SNP losses in keynote conference speech.