Significant sections of the electorate want a populist programme, in part as a consequence of deep wealth inequality, and at the moment they see Farage as the only person offering it.

Mandelson says his job is to 'stay below the radar' during his lengthy feature in a national newspaper

I honestly don't know how one would read almost any of the history of the 20th century on this premise.

@jemgilbert I think the Employment Rights agenda was critical in moving the unions into a supportive place here. It is a major positive step (though imperfect). The question then becomes about how to build a broader set of union interests beyond 'delivering more rights to our members'.

When the bosses do a picture like this, you just know the working conditions are exploitative

@ednewtonrex It's great news Ed, though I don't think they will survive the Commons sadly, given Labour's position as you note above!

So you're saying that a new AI came along and put all the other AIs out of a job?

RT @meadwaj: Embarrassing. Reeves has a masters from LSE and so she must know that, even in terms of mainstream economics, this is drivel.…

RT @The_TUC: This is why CEOs don't like the phrase 'work-life balance'.

RT @EquityUK: Labour’s AI plans risk putting “large swathes of the creative industries out of work by legalising theft”. Read the stark wa…

The resilience and determination of the Cuban people continues to be a beacon of light in a world growing gloomier.

@RealEmirHan Loved the show, but this clip is of the worst bit of the whole thing!

@AvaSantina Does Keir sign as 'Kev'?

This is very funny

Agree. This has been little more than a (admittedly fairly effective) attempt by the government to move the media story on from 'scary bond markets' to 'Labour magical AI growth'

RT @EquityUK: We have responded to the Government’s 'AI Opportunities Action Plan' released today by calling for rights and ethical data us…

@robertepay @AaronBastani I'm not sure I'd accept a characterisation of the last 40 years as Keynesian!