‘Why Angela alone can’t fix the housing crisis – and all ministers have a role’
The current legislative programme driving change in the sector is primarily coming through the Ministry of Housing, Communities…
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‘Could Labour’s winning strategy save France’s fractured left?’
France is having a Liz Truss moment. Michel Barnier has become the shortest-serving Prime Minister in French history,…
‘Keeping infants out of hospital in winter: Why evaluating new immunisation programmes matters’
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‘There is cross-party consensus for reforming our benefits system’
Too many people with mental and physical health problems are not in work. If the Labour Government is…
‘With increased global instability, the government’s 2.5% defence target should not be considered a ceiling’
The EU and the UK were slow to grasp the long-term industrial implications of Russia’s illegal invasion of…
Shades of Blair, Bond, McSweeney: 5 things the Plan for Change tells us
Many of the metrics unveiled in Keir Starmer’s Plan for Change had been briefed to the media in…
‘If Labour achieves its six milestones, it will have a proud record. The challenge is meeting them’
Consider these six statements. Our disposable income has increased faster than the cost of living Our family can…
Plan for Change: ‘If early years is key for the PM, we need a revamped Sure Start’
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will set out his Plan for Change this week, outlining how his government plans…
‘MPs have voted for PR – but it’s the government that must lead the way’
There was surprise amongst some Westminster watchers yesterday as the House of Commons voted to replace First Past…
‘Reform’s spectre looms over Welsh Labour. But we can stop their advance’
The spectre of Reform haunts Britain. No one more so this week than long-serving Welsh Conservative Leader, Andrew…
