Only bold policies will win back Labour voters | Letters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Universal basic income would also actively challenge the stigma associated with people who claim benefits, and would promote equal citizenship for all.
56% : There are welcome proposals to reduce the taper rate, but Labour is missing an opportunity for fundamental reform by introducing a universal basic income.
55% : Geoff Reid urges the party to offer electoral reform, while Prof Jonathan Parker would like to see it support a universal basic income and Derrick Cameron calls for bigger ideasAndy Beckett's call for Labour to practise "clear-sighted, ruthless politics" (Johnson's Tories seem to defy reality - but Labour's 'realistic' politics isn't working, 20 August) could gain traction if it asked what the Conservative party's worst nightmare might be.

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