Labour ought not to disown Blair
New Labour achieved much during its 13 years in power—if the party want to win again they would do well to own their legacy says Annie Simm
A Labour council is vital to defend Oxford’s public services
OULC co-chair Tom Zagoria attacks the Lib Dems' pretentions to council seats, and the plans to abolish Oxford City Council
Only the Liberal Democrats can stop a Tory majority
With Corbyn’s Labour weak and divided, the nation must turn to the Liberal Democrats for an effective opposition
Is May’s snap election in the national interest or political opportunism?
Facing tough Brexit negotiations, electoral fraud investigations, and popular Labour policy, May has moved to consolidate Tory dominance
Labour members must stay in order to save the Party
Keir Mather argues that, following Labour's failure to expel Ken Livingstone, membership is not only morally justified, but necessary
Tim Farron interview: “This is the very moment that the country needs a bold and competent opposition”
Jack Hunter dissects today's politics with the leader of the Liberal Democrats
Labour has a long way to go, but it is far from disconnected from reality
Alfie Steer disagrees with President Obama's disheartening comments on Corbyn's party
Can Labour win the Copeland by-election?
Maxim Parr-Reid argues that Corbyn's party could be in serious danger in the upcoming by-election
Corbyn speaks in Oxford ahead of NHS “funeral procession”
The Labour leader spoke in East Oxford ahead of a 200-strong "funeral march" for the NHS
A day at the races
John Maier reviews the recent glut of political leadership contests
Jeremy Corbyn: weak leadership and a middle-class fantasy
Toby Williams proposes that left-wing politics, both in Oxford and nationally, is drifting from pragmatic electability to idealist fantasy
Students to take stand against fee increases
Students support Jeremy Corbyn’s petition against the government increase in tuition fees
