Peter Mandelson’s spectre returns to haunt the Prime Minister
The fragile period of stasis amid doubts about the Prime Minister’s leadership has fractured, after The Guardian revealed that…
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Delivering in Government: your weekly round up of good news Labour stories
It was a busy week for the Labour government. While the Chancellor was talking trade in Washington, departments…
Mandelson denied UKSV clearing before decision overruled by Foreign Office
Peter Mandelson was initially refused security clearance for his appointment as the UK’s ambassador to Washington, before the…
Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘The dark arts are dead’
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‘How do we transform our nation? It’s written on our membership cards’
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There is a basement office in central London where a group of dedicated individuals are working on something…
‘The cost of everything’
With the war in Iran having a significant impact on the cost of living, many consumers are crying…
‘Sarwar won’t waste a minute as First Minister’: Monica Lennon on campaign in Rutherglen
Rutherglen holds a special place in the hearts of those in Scottish Labour. In this town just south-east…
‘Community energy is Labour’s opportunity to win the future’
The Government’s Local Power Plan may have received little attention in the press but it marks a turning…
