No organisational wheeze will rescue my party. But a determined agenda to tackle unaccountable power could win back support—right across our fractured country

The seventh edition of Prospect's monthly podcast

Ross McKibbin goes too far

Labour's problems are far deeper than Jeremy Corbyn, tracing back to the mid-20th century. But things will get worse unless he goes. The great bulk of MPs should now walk away

It is more worrying than the victory in Stoke is reassuring

Despite the fact that some Labour MPs plan to defy it

Jeremy Corbyn has doubled Labour's membership—a striking achievement. But it might not do much good because the new joiners don't seem too keen on campaigning

His stance on the “wage cap” changed—several times

"The left detaches itself still further from everyday experiences of the British working class"

She could well become the fourth PM to be killed off by Europe