Labour needs a true alternative to Rishi Sunak’s austerity
The moral case against spending cuts is overwhelming – and so is the economic one.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The moral case against spending cuts is overwhelming – and so is the economic one.
ByThe Prime Minister may want to reopen old wounds, but the opposition is very clearly under different management.
ByBoth have cast themselves as the antidote to the chaotic leaderships of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss.
ByThe Edwardian Liberal prime minister transformed his party’s fortunes and led a great reforming administration.
ByThe Labour leader is seeking a strategy that reflects how different the Prime Minister is from his predecessors.
ByRather than a politics of imaginary growth rates, we need one of real redistribution to those whose incomes are collapsing.
ByTo deliver economic recovery and social justice, the party should offer investment-led growth, not new cuts.
ByA Keir Starmer government will have to face an unholy economic mess bequeathed by the Tories.
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