Full employment is a tenet of classic social democracy – but is it still applicable?
How does a modern Labour party reframe the issue of work so that it is sustainable and sustaining in the…
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Where’s the most unionised square foot in Britain?
The answer holds the key to the pressure over airports.
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TTIP is a disaster for the Left. But Brexit would be worse
Without the European Union, the deals that Tory ministers would sign would be even worse, says Molly Scott Cato.
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Can a basic income work?
A citizen’s income is a lovely idea in theory. But putting it into practice is tricky.
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The Cadbury’s affair shows where the Conservatives’ priorities really are
George Osborne talks a good game on tax avoidance – but his actions fall far short of the necessary.
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Inside Blackpool’s attempts to regenerate itself
The town of Blackpool has been brought low by the rise of cheap flights – can regeneration efforts turn the…
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John McDonnell on Labour’s new politics: “It’s a story we can all be part of”
This is going to be one of the most significant periods for politics this country has seen for a century,…
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Labour can win the argument for fairer taxes – but inheritance tax will have to go
Our new report finds that the tax is suprisingly popular on left and right – and harms the overall cause…
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