Blue Labour
@blue-labour.bsky.social
Labour’s radical tradition.
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We are now over a year into this government and it, like the country it is attempting to govern, is febrile and unsure of itself. Complacency and cynicism jostled for position at Labour’s annual conference, and though the government reasserted its authority, the country will not be so easily soothed
Fantastic article from @preetkgillmp.bsky.social
"I am Labour, and I am Blue Labour because I believe politics must once again be rooted in responsibility, contribution and the courage to confront difficult truths."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01...
"I am Labour, and I am Blue Labour because I believe politics must once again be rooted in responsibility, contribution and the courage to confront difficult truths."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01...
Labour must go blue
The party must recover the kind of moral seriousness displayed by Shabana Mahmood if it is to govern well
www.telegraph.co.uk
January 12, 2026 at 2:52 PM
Fantastic article from @preetkgillmp.bsky.social
"I am Labour, and I am Blue Labour because I believe politics must once again be rooted in responsibility, contribution and the courage to confront difficult truths."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01...
"I am Labour, and I am Blue Labour because I believe politics must once again be rooted in responsibility, contribution and the courage to confront difficult truths."
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01...
A New issue of our friends at Future of the Left with intro from Jason Cowley 🗞️
Includes:
John Bew on US Foreign policy
Jonathan Rutherford on the PMC
Also includes pieces on critical mineral strategy and institutional decline.
futureoftheleft.substack.com/p/newsletter...
Includes:
John Bew on US Foreign policy
Jonathan Rutherford on the PMC
Also includes pieces on critical mineral strategy and institutional decline.
futureoftheleft.substack.com/p/newsletter...
Newsletter #7: If you don’t know, now you know
Whether we like it or not the world has changed, and we must change with it.
futureoftheleft.substack.com
January 12, 2026 at 2:50 PM
A New issue of our friends at Future of the Left with intro from Jason Cowley 🗞️
Includes:
John Bew on US Foreign policy
Jonathan Rutherford on the PMC
Also includes pieces on critical mineral strategy and institutional decline.
futureoftheleft.substack.com/p/newsletter...
Includes:
John Bew on US Foreign policy
Jonathan Rutherford on the PMC
Also includes pieces on critical mineral strategy and institutional decline.
futureoftheleft.substack.com/p/newsletter...
The US’ recent actions show the fragility of the international order, and should serve as a wake-up call: international law is not enough on its own. Defending sovereignty requires hard power. For Britain, that begins with the rebuilding of our industrial and military strength.
January 11, 2026 at 7:40 PM
The US’ recent actions show the fragility of the international order, and should serve as a wake-up call: international law is not enough on its own. Defending sovereignty requires hard power. For Britain, that begins with the rebuilding of our industrial and military strength.
“In a world that increasingly operates on a might-is-right logic, those without hard power do not get a vote."
@dancardenmp.bsky.social is right on the lessons from Venezuela.
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@dancardenmp.bsky.social is right on the lessons from Venezuela.
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January 11, 2026 at 6:42 PM
“In a world that increasingly operates on a might-is-right logic, those without hard power do not get a vote."
@dancardenmp.bsky.social is right on the lessons from Venezuela.
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@dancardenmp.bsky.social is right on the lessons from Venezuela.
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We are now over a year into this government and it, like the country it is attempting to govern, is febrile and unsure of itself. Complacency and cynicism jostled for position at Labour’s annual conference, and though the government reasserted its authority, the country will not be so easily soothed
January 11, 2026 at 6:38 PM
We are now over a year into this government and it, like the country it is attempting to govern, is febrile and unsure of itself. Complacency and cynicism jostled for position at Labour’s annual conference, and though the government reasserted its authority, the country will not be so easily soothed