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The Vitruvian Woman

Women’s Rights: EHRC Code Laid Before Parliament, and Reality Finally Enters...

The EHRC Code Ends Eight Months of Confusion: But Will Labour Act? After eight months of delay, the Equality and Human Rights Commission's statutory Code...
local elections

Five Arrested as Police Probe Alleged Electoral Fraud in Tameside

Five people arrested, one candidate who claims she did not know she was standing, and a ward Labour cannot afford to lose. In Tameside,...
EU fairy tales

BREXIT: THE FORTUNE TELLER’S TALE

The Brexit Myth: We would have been 4% richer if we stayed in the EU The Remainer machine still spits out the same little card...
Karl Turner PMQs

Karl Turner Just Put Something Rotten on the Record

At PMQs today, Labour MP Karl Turner stood up and did something Westminster hates. He named the machine... Karl Turner, the Member for Kingston upon Hull...
City-of-London-Corporation

City of London Corporation: The Oldest Racket in the World

ECONOMY | DEMOCRACY | POWER The Oldest Racket in the World How the City of London Corporation operates in plain view, captures our democracy, and answers...
The Glass Ceiling Labour Built

The Glass Ceiling Labour Built: 12 Men in a Row

Labour’s Diversity Paradox: Tory Women, Labour Men Let me be clear. I have no time for tokenism, and I have no time for old boys'...
Makerfield, the little referendum

The Little Referendum: Makerfield Andy Burnham’s £5m Gamble

Five million in public money, a sprung trap, and a party that forgot how to grow its own leaders. Labour holds 404 seats in the...
andy-Burnham-Simons-Starmer

The Burnham Gambit: Labour Civil War

A Coronation or a Cliff Edge? The King of the North is coming home. Or so the story goes. It is a story constructed almost...
Wes Streeting

Streeting Resigns: Rayner Returns, and Starmer is Running Out of Road

The Starting Gun Has Been Fired Keir Starmer is a man whose authority is dissolving in real time. The local elections did not merely wound...
paying the piper

Who Pays The Piper: The Farage Scandal Is a Symptom, Not...

The Farage Scandal Is a Symptom, Not the Disease Every political party in Westminster has a donor. The only question is what they have been...

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Paul Knaggs
Editor and founder of The Heartlands Tribune. Independent journalist and political commentator covering British politics, democracy, civil liberties, working-class communities and public ownership.