British political and cultural magazine with progressive editorial perspective.
One day a year, the countryside comes to the City of London
March 1978: Does Labour need to refresh its mandate?
Cline’s new novel Switzy follows a wealthy man’s last days as he heads to a euthanasia clinic
The article explores how proposed electoral reforms in the UK could significantly weaken the Labour Party's influence, potentially reshaping the political landscape and voter dynamics.
The article examines whether Andy Burnham has undermined the government's triple lock policy on pensions, analyzing the implications for financial security and political accountability.
Labour Conference 2026 draws to a close with Andy Burnham's speech
Camilla Cavendish joins Oli Dugmore to discuss her new book, Generation Maybe
The article explores Labour's plans to reform social care in the UK, highlighting the challenges of funding and the implications for taxpayers and service users.
Canada is leading the push towards a reformed Union – we should join them
Whether it's reaching voters or helping small businesses find new customers, TikTok can turn authentic connections online into positive real- world opportunities and outcomes
The general secretary of Unite the union has called on Burnham to un-freeze income tax thresholds at the upcoming budget
With votes for 16 and 17-year-olds on the cards, Gen Z is becoming a political force to be reckoned with