Can Monica Lennon or Anas Sarwar save Scottish Labour from political irrelevance?
Whoever is elected Scottish Labour leader, both candidates offer a freshness that has long been missing from the party.
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Keir Starmer has an economic policy. What he doesn’t have is a strategy
Labour has a clear social democratic position, but it is unclear how or if the party plans to regain electoral credibility.
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Keir Starmer delivers his most important speech to date
The Labour leader is attempting to frame the economic argument that the party will be making for years to come.
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Will Scottish Labour beat the Conservatives in this May’s election?
Scottish Labour could yet finish third on votes but second on seats, thanks to a technicality.
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Plans to make people bring ID to vote are dangerous and pointless
What little electoral fraud there is in the United Kingdom does not concern in-person voting.
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What’s behind Boris Johnson’s newfound caution about unlocking?
The Prime Minister's insistence that we need to be "optimistic, but also patient" in easing restrictions is a marked change…
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A return to normal won’t necessarily mean a return to normal government spending
For UK businesses dependent on trade from abroad, the economic effects of the pandemic will last for a very long time.
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Gavin Williamson’s proposals on free speech and universities are a half-baked mess
Instead of serious policy, the Education Secretary offers only clumsy phrases and misused statistics.
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