Businesses should stop panicking in the face of left-wing twitterstorms
It’s understandable why Paperchase chickened out over their Daily Mail advert – but it was still a mistake.
Eight questions for McDonnell
How will Corbynomics work in practice? And how much will it really cost?
Rail strikers squeeze money out of the many, for the few
Yet again a strike which was supposedly about safety has gone away now that a large amount of money has been secured.
Spring, Renew, Advance, Forward Together…what is behind the flurry of wannabe British Macrons?
The raft of new parties have more in common than somewhat silly names.
Did Corbyn shield an ally from the consequences of harassment allegations?
Kelvin Hopkins’ belated suspension contrasts with the treatment of Simon Danczuk over very similar claims.
Corbyn’s attempt to disrupt the EU talks is a self-interested strategy – but it could backfire
While his colleagues have persuaded him the route to victory is through winning Remainers, it was retaining Leave voters that saved his election campaign.
Young Labour’s anti-NATO policy is stuffed full of bogus, ahistorical nonsense
The future leaders of the Left either don’t know their history, or prefer a made-up version of it.
Corbyn’s rent cap: catchy, popular and horribly wrong
There’s a challenge for Conservatives in the fact that ‘simple but false’ has a PR advantage over ‘complex but true’.
What they really think about Corbyn 3) Holly Lynch
“Jeremy is ineffective at making the decisions and providing leadership that we so desperately need, both in Parliament and across the country.”
What they really think about Corbyn 2) Chi Onwurah
The Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy believes her leader is offering “incompetent out-of-power socialism”.
Corbyn is mounting a coup d’état against parliamentary democracy
His reforms will cripple his MPs and are a posthumous triumph for Tony Benn’s belief in extra-Parliamentary action.
Labour deliberately muddies the water about how much its policies would cost
The new PFI policy is a classic example.
What they really think about Corbyn 1) Keir Starmer
During Labour’s conference week, we take a look at prominent Labour MPs’ views of their leader, in their own words.
The Uber ban highlights the risks of a Labour government
Whatever you think about the various political successes and failures of the past years, it is sobering for Conservatives to recognise that their party’s unrest could lead to Corbyn in charge.
Corbynites cheer on abuse of politicians
Even research finding 87 per cent of MPs experienced abuse is met with excuses and justification.