Most Labour voters want us to stay in the EU
As Brexit negotiations stall, Labour voters are becoming increasingly pro-Remain. The whole nation deserves another vote.
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Shaun Bailey’s views on multiculturalism are toxic to Londoners and his response is worse
Bailey has been the Conservative candidate for a little over a week and he is already narrowing his path to…
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The expanding role of project leaders for business success
As disruptive technologies take hold, organisations need project leaders capable of embracing that change.
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Record numbers of Chinese buyers flock to the UK housing market
Buying enquiries from China for residential property in the UK more than tripled in the first half of this year,…
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Rebecca Long-Bailey calls on government to implement its own manufacturing review
At a New Statesman Labour fringe, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Bill Esterson criticised the government for holding British manufacturing back.
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Post-18 education is in need of an overhaul
At the Association of Colleges, we are arguing for some fundamental reforms to realign post-18 education with the benefits it offers…
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John Healey: Labour government would “enforce” social mission of housing associations
Speaking at a New Statesman Labour fringe, the Shadow Housing Secretary spoke about how housing associations can reconnect with their…
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In Shaun Bailey, Sadiq Khan gets his preferred opponent
Labour strategists feel that the Conservatives have chosen their least impressive option, but have no doubt they could still lose.
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