New Labour

Former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott Has Died At 86

He was a key figure in the New Labour government.
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A New Dawn? Labour Party Celebrates Tony Blair With Launch Of 1997 Merchandise

At the last Labour Party conference the shop did not sell a single piece of memorabilia relating to Tony Blair.
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Should Boris Johnson Worry About The Departure Of NHS Chief Simon Stevens?

Announced resignation marks the end of an era.
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Britain’s Real Middle Holds The Key To Labour’s Revival

The average annual full-time wage is just £25,000 and it is the 10 million on ordinary incomes either side of this average that should be Labour’s core constituency, writes Labour MP John Healey.
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Why The Row Between Naz Shah And Salma Yaqoob Is Dividing The Labour Party

Accusations of abuse and homophobia amid high drama caused by Labour's decision to allow former Respect Party leader to run as candidate in West Midlands mayoral race.
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Britain Needs Fresh Political Leadership – But The Independent Group Isn't It

The trouble is, they stand for the same vapid centrist politics which helped leave Britain so damaged in the first place.
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The Waugh Zone Wednesday September 25, 2018

The five things you need to know about politics today
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Labour To Vote On Bringing Back 'Clause Four' At Party Conference

Another big change under Corbyn?
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Labour Moderates Must Stop Revelling In Irrelevance

There is hardly ever a Labour MP or commentator from the moderate wing of the party taking to the airwaves to talk up Britain, the party or their policies
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After Brexit, We Must Address Voters' Immigration Concerns With A Bespoke Work Permit-Style System

The UK should have a bespoke work permit system, with the aim to reduce net migration to around the levels last seen in the mid-1990s
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