In this series of essays, Labour MPs from across the ‘broad centre’ of the party set out how Labour can apply its values to the problems we face in the second quarter of the 21st century. The collection centres around four generational challenges: affordability, capacity, security, and solidarity.
JACOB TAYLOR: more devolved powers could help solve Britain’s affordability crisis
LUKE MURPHY MP: Living standards must be at the heart of Labour's offer to the public
CLAIRE AINSLEY: The Democrats' recent successes across the Atlantic show that a dogged focus on affordability can defeat the right
Joe Dromey reacts to the budget
LUKE RAIKES: The spending review set the direction of travel – now the government must deliver
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