The Raynerites and Burnhamites have united
Keir Starmer’s weakness has smoothed over differences among the soft left
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How combining soft left and Blue Labour politics can save Labour
Blue Labour offers the “what” of politics; the soft left offers the “how”
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Anthony Barnett: “The Sixties were a catastrophic failure”
The writer and campaigner on nationalism, the rise of the new right and how a fractured left can organise in…
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Labour’s new common ground
The fight against Reform is bringing Blairites and the soft left together
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David Lammy’s Labour conference speech in full
The Deputy Prime Minister branded Reform’s Indefinite leave to remain plan as “racist”
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Keir Starmer must forge a future-facing nationalism
Criteria for belonging can be based on the common good
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If not Starmer, then who?
Andy Burnham is popular among members, but may not get to parliament in time
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The soft left helped make Starmer – could it break him?
The government’s rightwards drift is uniting past ideological foes.
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Andy Burnham gets a campaign machine
The new soft-left group Mainstream could help propel the mayor to power.
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Is Labour’s deputy leadership election the “mother of all stitch-ups”?
The left are furious at the speed of the proposed timetable.
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