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Long-Bailey announces Labour’s plans to revolutionise British industry
Rebecca Long-Bailey will today lay out Labour’s plan for the fourth industrial revolution. The shadow business secretary – who is in charge of business, energy and industrial strategy – will tell Labour conference that as technological...
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“Don’t do it. Just don’t do it” – Abbott calls for end to online abuse of Kuenssberg
Diane Abbott has condemned the abuse directed at BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, as she asked why it is that so many prominent women find themselves targets. In an interview with The Guardian, the shadow home secretary was asked if she would urge...
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Sponsored post: Renewing Britain – the built environment and Brexit
CIOB, RIBA, RICS -Renewing Britain: Professionalism, the built environment and Brexit. -Monday, 25 September, 2017, 7pm to 8.15pm. -The Dome, Hotel du Vin, Brighton. Speakers -Chi Onwurah MP, Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy. -Rt Hon Nick Raynsford,...
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Shabana Mahmood and John Denham: Winning in England could put Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street
To win, Labour needs to win England, gaining seats across the nation in towns and countryside outside the major cities. Policy, leadership and campaigning will be key, but we also need to think about how we present our message to the voters we didn’t...
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Open Britain: Sticking with Labour values means staying in the single market long-term
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Andy Burnham: Let’s put philanthropy at the heart of the vision for our great cities
The rise and fall of Britain’s cities is intertwined with civic philanthropy. Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, explores how to can reinvigorate that commitment to social good and develop a culture of giving fit for the modern age. Many of...
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- Jeremy’s unshakeable values will take him to Downing Street – Thornberry speech
- May is robotically marching towards an extreme Brexit – Keir Starmer speech
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Owen Jones: Inspired by Corbyn’s politics? Join a trade union.
Owen Jones, the journalist and Labour activist, has published a TUC video urging people to join a trade union. You can watch the full film below: If you’ve been inspired to do more to win a new...
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Owen Jones to team up with Momentum in push to unseat top Tories
Owen Jones is joining forces with pro-Corbyn campaigning group Momentum in a push to seize the seats of several current and former Tory cabinet ministers. The new Unseat campaign will target Boris Johnson,...
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Option of staying in the single market still on the table for Labour, says Abbott
Diane Abbott has given her take on Labour’s Brexit position, saying that the party is not ruling out the option of staying in the trading bloc after Brexit. Speaking on BBC’s Newsnight programme,...
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Long-Bailey announces Labour’s plans to revolutionise British industry
Rebecca Long-Bailey will today lay out Labour’s plan for the fourth industrial revolution. The shadow business secretary – who is in charge of business, energy and industrial strategy – will tell Labour conference that as technological breakthroughs continues “it also brings the threat of rising poverty and inequality.” Long-Bailey will outline how “half of all jobs could be lost of automation and say that “few businesses are ready to harness change”. She will attack the Conservatives, arguing that automation under […]
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“Don’t do it. Just don’t do it” – Abbott calls for end to online abuse of Kuenssberg
Diane Abbott has condemned the abuse directed at BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, as she asked why it is that so many prominent women find themselves targets. In an interview with The Guardian, the shadow home secretary was asked if she would urge Labour supporters to not engage in online abuse directed at Kuenssberg, she said “Oh definitely. Don’t do it. Just don’t do it. There is a positive case to make on Jeremy online, make that positive case. You […]
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Shabana Mahmood and John Denham: Winning in England could put Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street
To win, Labour needs to win England, gaining seats across the nation in towns and countryside outside the major cities. Policy, leadership and campaigning will be key, but we also need to think about how we present our message to the voters we didn’t attract in sufficient numbers this year. Many of these are older, have worked hard without the benefit of a university education, are patriotic and say they are English. In Wales and Scotland, the party is clear. […]
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Sponsored post: Renewing Britain – the built environment and Brexit
CIOB, RIBA, RICS -Renewing Britain: Professionalism, the built environment and Brexit. -Monday, 25 September, 2017, 7pm to 8.15pm. -The Dome, Hotel du Vin, Brighton. Speakers -Chi Onwurah MP, Shadow Minister for Industrial Strategy. -Rt Hon Nick Raynsford, Former MP for Greenwich & Woolwich and Minister for Construction. -Ben Derbyshire, President, RIBA. -Charles Egbu, Vice-President, CIOB. -Geoff White, Interim Head of UK External Affairs, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Chair -Daniel Bond, Political Editor, The House magazine.
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Open Britain: Sticking with Labour values means staying in the single market long-term
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