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Unless Labour can offer genuinely positive change and demonstrate the credibility to deliver on their promises, we may see more political applecarts upset this year even as they head to victory.
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On crowded Opposition benches, the Labour party need to define a unique position for what it is offering and work hard to sell this to voters
<strong>Letters: </strong>Keir Starmer can take control of the debate on patriotism, argues <strong>Dr Hamid Khan, </strong>but <strong>Alasdair Macdonald </strong>fears the Labour leader is doomed to failure. <strong>Alan Wolinski </strong>thinks he should listen to Nesrine Malik
Is the leftwing vision of Brexit Britain just fantasy? Letters © AFP/Getty Images ‘Unless Labour fights incredibly skilfully, Brexit will be what its architects always intended it to be: a rightwing, free market, deregulating project,’ says Bruce Dear. Larry Elliott is consistent in his criticism of the EU (The left must stop mourning Brexit – and start seeing its huge potential, 31 December). He points out the neoliberalism inherent in the core EU policies of free movement of goods, services, capital and people. He then extols the advantages for the UK of being freed...