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  • 27th June 2022
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·31st January 2022

In Conversation with Andrew Adonis

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·8th April 2020

Corbyn: Labour’s Gift to the Tories

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·7th May 2019

Local elections: Are we reading too much into them?

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·4th June 2018

Mother of the House, Harriet Harman, on a lifetime in politics

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·11th October 2016

Did anyone really win the Labour leadership election?

Labour’s divisive leadership election has come to an end. Although technically a resounding victory for Jeremy Corbyn, neither of the...
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·5th June 2016

Ken Livingstone comes under fire during Oxford Union Q&A

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Former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone, recently suspended from the Labour Party following controversial remarks in an interview in April,...
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·7th November 2015

A view from Labour Conference 2015

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The mood at the Labour party conference this year was noticeably more sullen than last year. No guesses why. Despite...
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·13th March 2021

Starmer: Prime-Minister in waiting?

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·11th October 2019

There Is No Planet B

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·5th September 2018

Oxford Student elected to Labour policy group

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Image Credit: Labour Youth (CC BY 2.0) Charlotte Austin, a student at Jesus College, has been elected to Labour’s National...
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·7th November 2017

Jared O’Mara: sexism, the Labour Party, and the gauging of true repentance

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When I saw that Jared O’Mara had been suspended from the Labour party I felt a rush of relief. My...
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·4th August 2016

Inquiry into OULC did find incidents of anti-Semitic behaviour

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An inquiry led by Labour Peer Baroness Royall into alleged anti-Semitism at Oxford’s Labour Club concluded that although there was...
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·20th February 2016

OULC in midst of anti-Semitism allegations

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·5th May 2015

Oxford East: Andrew Smith, Labour Party

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