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Wealth taxes, abolishing the House of Lords and nationalisation of water are highly popular with voters, a new think tank report suggests. Polling from the centre-left pressure group Compass collated for its Thin Ice report this week…
Union leaders have hit out at proposals to raise public sector pay by 2.8% for millions of public sector workers, with the TUC's general secretary urging the government to bring in "meaningful pay rises".
Advocates of a progressive alliance have been given a boost as new research shows a sizeable portion of Labour's voter base wants the party to collaborate more with other progressive parties. Data in left wing think tank Compass's new…
Voters in mayoral areas where the mayor benefits from greater powers in a more advanced devolution deal are likelier to think their mayor is performing well in office, a new report has suggested.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to "inspect every pound" of public spending – as the Treasury is set to instruct government departments to find savings in a major spending review. External experts from the private sector will…
Nearly half of voters who backed Labour in July's general election were either tactical voters or weak supporters, research from a left wing think tank has claimed.
Keir Starmer is set to give one of the biggest speeches of his premiership to date this morning, outlining six key milestones against which he wants the electorate to judge his government's performance.
Keir Starmer is expected to unveil "measurable milestones" towards achieving Labour's missions for government in the coming week as his administration enters its "next phase of action".
Louise Haigh has resigned as transport secretary after news emerged she had a past conviction over a phone she had wrongly reported to the police as stolen.
MPs have voted in Kim Leadbeater's assisted dying bill, with MPs voting in favour of the motion after a morning of emotional debate in the House of Commons.
Following the resignation of Louise Haigh this morning, every serving cabinet minister in Keir Starmer's administration was mostly state educated.
Keir Starmer has vowed to implement "sweeping changes" to deal with the "bulging benefits bill blighting our society" in a move that could anger many MPs on the Labour left.
