Britain should rebuild the global order – or face the consequences
Brexit should not be an excuse to turn inwards.
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Creating a cohesive society in a divided time
Britain must assume a proactive and strategic approach to social integration if it is to become a more inclusive nation.
Builders were refused work for raising safety concerns – we need a public inquiry into Blacklisting
A public inquiry is the only way to get to the bottom of what has been going on and to ensure that all those responsible are held accountable.
It’s official – there’s a £200m hole in the Brexit bus NHS promise
The UK contribution to the EU budget was £156m a week in 2016-17.
Integrating immigrants starts with overcoming the poisonous legacy of the Brexit campaign
Immigrants will seize opportunities like English lessons, if we make them available.
Save Our Stations
The Tory party are more consumed with haggling over who their next leader will be than with the lives and concerns of most families and communities.
A more responsible approach to Brexit is needed
So we need an honest debate that brings Leavers and Remainers together about how we get a Brexit that benefits everyone, now and for the generations yet to come.
Drop the ‘no deal better than bad deal’ mantra
The prime minister went into the general election seeking a personal mandate for a hard, extreme Brexit. The country refused to give it to her.
Ministers’ ‘disgraceful’ approach to parliamentary scrutiny of Brexit puts our future at risk
Parliament must not be sidelined as the Brexit negotiations continue.
As Labour politicians, we reject a hard-right Brexit, and defend the Single Market
We oppose the Brexit policy being dictated by the Tory right. Leaving the single market would cost public services £31bn. Our party should fight that.
Labour is clear: Brexit would be better with single market membership
To sacrifice membership in negotiations, as the Conservatives have promised, jeopardises jobs and does little to address voters’ concerns over immigration.
Tory austerity has failed – now a united Labour must see off May
What this election showed was that rather than being a force for economic competence, the Tories have lost all credibility.
