‘Key provisions in Employment Rights Act and scrapping of two-child benefit cap come into force today’
A series of flagship Labour measures have come into force today. Probably the most prominent is the scrapping…
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‘Scrapping the two-child limit is a huge moral victory, but our social security system still traps families in poverty’
There is much to celebrate today. After nine years, the two-child limit that pushed millions of children and…
Labour split over North Sea oil and gas drilling as fuel costs rise
Labour MPs are split over the future of North Sea oil and gas exploitation amid rising fuel costs…
Labour warns of Reform threat as it battles to hold Worthing council
With just over a month until local elections in England, Labour is bracing for a tough election test…
‘Give us more time to do more’: Hackney Labour’s campaign to retain control of local council
Hackney – East London’s so-called ‘hipster hub’, home to a diverse culture and vibrant feeling. Birthplace of Idris…
‘On Europe, can Labour learn to (Swiss) roll with it?’
Ten years on, it is easy to forget doing Brexit this way was a choice. Boris Johnson’s deal…
Gorton and Denton, Iran and election season – Ann Black’s NEC report
The NEC met in Downing Street and vice-chair Peter Wheeler, deputising for Shabana Mahmood, welcomed members. Tributes were…
Gary Smith re-elected as GMB general secretary unopposed
GMB general secretary Gary Smith has been re-elected unopposed for a second term to lead the union. Smith,…
‘The politics of the Gambling Levy money’
The statutory levy marks a long-overdue shift in how gambling harm services are funded in Great Britain, through…
Starmer attempts to reassure Britons amid fears of inflation spike, but did he go far enough?
With the prospect of yet another inflationary shock looming and airlines warning of potential fuel supply disruption due…
