Bryan Gould
Political commentators have long been puzzled by the fact that, right across the globe and for several decades, the political left has been in retreat and - more than that - has apparently been unable to mount any significant challenge to the growing neo-liberal hegemony which has dominated western democracies since the 1980s
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister, Bryan Gould, explains how a parliamentary party ready to unite behind its leader would in turn invite and deserve a considered response from Corbyn
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister, Bryan Gould, asks how Labour MPs became so divorced from the wishes and ambitions of those they claim to represent?
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister, Bryan Gould, explains the consequence of the decline of British manufacturing is that we have run a perennial trade deficit in every year since 1982
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister, Bryan Gould, puts forward the left wing case for Brexit
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister, Bryan Gould, questions the economic benefits Britain supposedly derives from being part of the EU
Former Labour shadow cabinet minister Bryan Gould considers why Bernie Sanders' support amongst voters keeps growing
"How sad if Labour's courage should fail it, so that it lags behind progressive opinion, just as a new mainstream is developing." A commentary by Bryan Gould, former Labour shadow cabinet minister
Bryan Gould, former Labour shadow cabinet minister, provides a rebuttal to Roy Greenslade's recent Guardian article
It is Labour's long-standing support for, and failure to challenge, the central tenets of neo-classical orthodoxy that has disabled any challenge they have tried to make to any other aspect of the Tory progamme