The 40 policy issues Labour Conference is choosing whether to vote on today
Thousands of people arrived in Liverpool for Labour Party Conference 2024 today, including hundreds of delegates who will be choosing what subjects Labour votes on today.
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Richard Burgon: Party leadership needs to ‘listen to members’ on two-child cap and winter fuel
Left wing MP Richard Burgon has said the Labour Party leadership needs to "listen to the party members" on issues including the two-child cap, the winter fuel allowance and Gaza.
Sunday at Labour conference 2024: Five of the best speeches, panel events and receptions in Liverpool to prioritise
With Labour conference kicking off today, here are five key events you shouldn’t miss:
Hollie Ridley approved by NEC as Labour’s new General Secretary
Widely seen as the frontrunner to replace David Evans as Labour’s general secretary, Hollie Ridley is no stranger to the party.
Top legislative priorities of Labour MPs revealed in poll
A poll of Labour MPs has shown which proposed bills the party's parliamentarians see as their highest priorities.
Keir Starmer in Washington: Should the UK back Ukrainian strikes into Russia?
Keir Starmer is set to meet Joe Biden in Washington today amid mounting speculation Western allies could soon green-light Ukraine's use their missiles to strike inside Russia.
Port Talbot: Labour hails new deal that gives ‘hope for steel in South Wales’
A new deal for Port Talbot's steel workers has been agreed between the government, Tata Steel and trade unions – which the Business Secretary said will give "hope" for Wales' steelmaking industry.
No fault eviction ban proposed under Labour’s new Renters’ Rights Bill
A ban on no fault evictions is among the measures put forward under the new Labour government's Renters' Rights Bill – which is set to be brought before parliament today.
Winter fuel payment cuts vote: Live updates as MPs vote down rebels
The government has seen off a potential major backbench rebellion sparked by a row over cuts to winter fuel payment. Speculation had mounted this week that dozens of MPs could abstain or rebel, but Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged colleagues…
Winter fuel payment: Which Labour MPs could abstain or vote against cuts?
Keir Starmer could face his first major backbench rebellion since assuming office with dozens of his own MPs reportedly set to rebel against the government over plans to means-test the winter fuel allowance.
LabourList poll suggests party supporters divided over winter fuel cuts
A poll from LabourList has shown respondents are deeply divided over whether Labour should scrap the winter fuel allowance as a universal benefit for pensioners.
Keir Starmer apologises to Grenfell families following publication of inquiry’s final report
Successive governments were among those to face blame for the devastating Grenfell Tower fire that claimed the lives of 72 people in 2017 as the inquiry into the disaster released its final report today.