Tag: labour split

Opposition to Momentum’s Festival Comes From Fear of the New Politics It Represents
Momentum's 'The World Transformed' festival is taking place on the same weekend as Labour's annual conference, in the same city. Andrew Dolan argues it's a welcome interruption to a stage-managed spectacle.
Labour’s Electability Crisis: Is Corbyn the Cause or Cure?
The Labour party is facing a crisis of electability, but until last year Labour's votes and membership were in steep decline. Contrary to what the critics say, could Corbyn's leadership actually be the best route out?
‘How Can I Deselect My Labour MP?’ A Short Guide to Reselection and Democratic Accountability
With the gulf between the wishes of Labour MPs and Labour members only widening, it's little wonder people are beginning to whisper the 'D-word' in pursuit of democratic accountability.
New-New Labour: Could the Clash of the Past and Present Force Labour in a New Direction?
Left-thinking new Labour members are running up against the obstacles of parliamentarians who got cosy in the New Labour years. Talk of existential crisis abounds, but what could that look like?