The left/right divide is outdated and unhelpful
Lines in the sand don't make for good policy-making, says Matilda Murday of the Democratic Society.
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Sorry Tim Farron, there’s plenty of tribalism in the Liberal Democrats
Tim Farron smacked away the hand of friendship when Ed Miliband offered it, says Richard Grayson.
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What actually happens at a CLP nomination meeting, anyway?
Steve Fielding, professor of political history at the University of Nottingham, reports from his local CLP meeting.
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Labour needs to win most where it lost the worst
Labour's task is large - but not impossible. The party can still thrive if it pulls together.
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These are new times – we need a new style of leader
These are new and challenging times for the Labour Party. We need new ways of thinking says Jon Trickett MP.
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The NS Podcast #106: Runners and riders
Home and away.
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Labour didn’t just lose because of its leader. The party’s campaign tactics need looking at too
There's a danger that Labour's canvassing becomes a religion.
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I’m not a Tory, and I won’t be called one
Different people in the Labour party might disagree about how we beat the Conservatives, but none of us want to…
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