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Have you had problems with parcels lately? More and more are getting lost, damaged or left in broad daylight, new Citizens Advice polling suggests. Intriguingly, the charity says a “crucial factor” is widely overlooked. Often self-employed…
If socialism is ‘what Labour does’, this government’s has often been watered down and whispered. This is certainly true of the ‘biggest wave of in–sourcing in a generation’, a Corbyn–era policy curiously re–endorsed in 2024. Ministers have…
What is the Labour Progressive Policy Network? Find out all about this vital resource for Labour's parliamentary staff.
The constituency of Stevenage has been a bellwether since its creation in 1983, quietly blazing a trail for national politics as it has for town planning. “Stevenage Woman” was to Keir Starmer what “Mondeo Man” was to Tony Blair - the swing…
The General Strike was 100 years ago. Why did it start? Why did it fail? Could it happen now?
An empty taxi drew up, and out stepped Keir Starmer. The old gag about Clement Attlee is far more apt for today’s prime minister than the man behind the welfare state. A newly updated book all but confirms what many have long suspected…
Anyone talking about immigration should admit and debate the trade-offs between prices and immigrant and other workers' rights.
The Unite union has forced Labour to row back on “grossly offensive” comments about restaurant, bar and cafe workers...
A quiet U-turn on workers’ tips has ignited a union revolt. Tom Belger reveals what changed, who’s angry, and why it matters now.
Fair pay agreement for adult social care workers explained.
Labour's NEC finds compromise position that enables women's conference to return in 2026. And Labour will campaign on NHS, Families and Pride in Place in May.
The bond markets have an outsized importance in our politics. But what are they? And why do they have such an impact on our economy?
