Time to entrench cross-party working on this long-term issue

The media focus on whether individual figures have experienced racism is a way of obscuring the uncomfortable truth about how inequality works

New transport projects will help, but a real fix requires more fundamental reforms

Careful phrasing can lead people to support particular policies, invest in particular companies or even back foreign wars. What is the PM trying to achieve with his latest slogan? 

Social mobility touches on deeply personal issues of self-understanding, authenticity and identity that policy alone can't address. I would know—I've lived it

The arrangement is designed to keep the Irish land border open—but details of how it will work remain up in the air

Labour has five years to reflect on why it lost but it won’t stand a chance in 2024 unless it picks a credible leader now

Politicians, especially progressives, must recognise a nation’s right to choose

The nomination of an EU ambassador to the UK is a potent symbol of the shift in Britain’s status

Pretending that the nation is in decline will do little but provide succour to those who want to maintain an unchallenged American hegemony