by Dan Hodges / 01 May 2012
Now is surely the time for a strong Labour offensive, but is the parliamentary party up for it? It seems that it’s down to the new faces to pick up the baton
by Dan Hodges / 01 Mar 2012
Ed Miliband is facing possible fracture of the Labour movement
by Dan Hodges / 26 Jan 2012
Labour desperately wants to rebuild its relationship with the working class, but who are they?
by Dan Hodges / 16 Dec 2011
The polemicist was one of our great essayists. He was also a former leading light of the British Left. Dan Hodges wonders if there is anyone in today's Labour Party who can match Christopher Hitchen's anger, passion and power?
by Dan Hodges / 24 Nov 2011
Dan Hodges gets to grips with the Labour Party's hang-ups about its past
by Dan Hodges / 11 Nov 2011
Dan Hodges tries and fails to empathise with the white poppy campaign of the Stop the War Coalition
by Dan Hodges / 28 Oct 2011
Dan Hodges visits the St Paul's Cathedral occupation and tries to get to grips with a communications strategy that doesn't seem to involve a lot of talking