Don’t expect any big-bang announcement to electrify activists, the media and the electorate in general at the Labour conference, writes Eunice Goes. This is a result of two oddly combined factors – complacency; many feel that Labour can just scrape through and win the 2015 general elections if it continues to pursue a ‘less is more’ approach, and factionalism; the party is not yet ready to deliver that sleek, coherent and compelling big idea because it is still divided about what path to follow, about which values the party should stand for, and about what kind of vision it wants to promote
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Ed Miliband’s election as leader of the Labour party could be seen as a break from the technocratic ...
Labour’s second landslide victory of 2001 seemed inevitable given the almost continuous public suppo...
Although we know the membership figures, we know little about how representative of the public Labou...
Ed Miliband, leader of the Labour party, has gone through a tough stretch recently with the polls se...
How do voters decide on which party to support? Eric Shaw explains that, rather than being ‘rational...
Labour’s future direction is at stake. Its leader has the backing of a large part of the membership ...
In light of Alan Johnson’s recent resignation, and eight months after their general election defeat,...
Labour emerged from the December 2019 general election badly battered and bruised. In the wake of a ...
With less than one week to go until polling day, and irrespective of the fact that the polls are ext...
Ed Miliband declared that Labour will no commit to an EU referendum unless there were a transfer of ...
First paragraph: Received wisdom amongst political scientists is that a major electoral defeat is th...
Labour faces an enormous struggle to win another general election, with strategic issues combining w...
This is the most exciting and depressing phase of debate within a modern British political party tha...
Why is the Labour party struggling to gain support? Ed Miliband certainly lacks that ‘X factor’, but...
Eric ShawEd Miliband was under intense pressure to take action and distance the Labour party from st...
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Labour’s second landslide victory of 2001 seemed inevitable given the almost continuous public suppo...
Although we know the membership figures, we know little about how representative of the public Labou...