Labour must not swallow the driverless car con
Anna Turley’s recent LabourList article about automation rightly extols the virtues of new technology while warning of its potential...
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Why Frank Field and Margaret Hodge are wrong
Frank Field and Margaret Hodge are both wrong. Like them, I have had my doubts about... -
Don’t let Trump distract us from the basics
We must get back to basics. The madness of Brexit and the chaos in the Tory... -
Boris’s last escape?
It is time we talked about Boris. His failure to live up to his promises about... -
Opposing Brexit will lose us some votes, but gain us many more
This is urgent. Labour must embrace staying in the single market and the customs union... -
Cycling is a perfect fit with Labour values
Cycling has been a neglected area of Labour policy. Sure, our transport spokesmen and women have,... -
The fantasy of a driverless cars future
Philip Hammond clearly thought twice before jumping into a driverless car on the day before his... -
The garden bridge: another Boris blunder
The Garden Bridge project is dead. At last. Its death has rather been like watching a... -
Why Brexit rebels should think twice before siding with Tories
So the not so great repeal bill got through the Commons with a majority of 36.... -
Cycling should play key role in Labour manifesto
One of areas where the Labour manifesto needs improvement is transport. It is rarely a frontline... -
Labour must question the reasoning behind HS2 more closely
HS2 seems to be moving inexorably forward with the letting this week of several initial contracts... -
The end of neo-liberalism?
The expression ‘historic moment’ is overused, but there is little doubt that we are living through... -
Labour must adopt a green agenda to keep young voters
here is no doubt that it was the young people which made a difference and nearly... -
We need a new economics for government spending
The Labour manifesto has been widely acknowledged as having plenty of good ideas and even many... -
The ‘fully costed’ con
The first question asked of any politician offering a policy initiative is ‘How much will...
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