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Melissa Swift argues that PM Keir Starmer might not be a natural media personality, but his focus on delivering policy has been promising.

Henry Adam sets the case that the Labour Party must make space for a new Prime Minister.

Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, considers the effect of dynamic pricing following plans for government intervention.

Kayleigh Stewart summarises The Labour Party’s campaign strategy ahead of the 2024 General Election.

Online Deputy Editor, Ewan Edwards, sat down with parliamentary hopeful Steve Race.

With Labours recent proposal for a publicly owned energy company with full focus on clean energy, Sidney Watson discusses the future of climate change and whether politicians ever stand by their promises.

Labour MP for Exeter, Ben Bradshaw, has announced ‘with considerable sadness’ that he will be stepping down from his role at the next general election.

Corbyn was suspended from his party, and was soon after re-established. It won’t be possible for his reputation to be restored, and he is thus an Independent MP. The new leader of Labour is trying to re-ignite the vigour that Labour witnessed before the antisemitism media storm, but his methods are not exactly succeeding, or sticking by party ideals.

Johnny Chern, Print Screen Editor, discusses the presence of anti-Semitism in both major political parties, giving Jews no clear option who to vote for.

Adam Robertson Charlton responds to the Chief Rabbi’s criticism of Corbyn. He invokes his own background to counter erasure of left-wing jews.