Labour is flailing in the face of new Conservatism, says John Cruddas. The fightback has to start with reclaiming fraternity.

The two leading parties’ claims about reducing the number of people receiving incapacity benefits are detrimental not only to those claiming the benefits, but also to the working population as a whole, writes Richard Seymour.

If the Labour Party fails to tackle the growing problems of inequality and social injustice, it will not only continue to let down Britain’s working people but will throw away its grip on government, writes the Morning Star.