Labour puts forward five-point plan to tackle supply chain disruption
Labour’s Ed Miliband has criticised the government for failing to tackle supply chain disruption, demanding that ministers “get…
Brexit
Why we need the new cross-party UK Trade and Business Commission
On January 1st this year, we saw the biggest change in our country’s trading relationships for decades when…
£37bn on test and trace, yet “no clear evidence” to judge its effectiveness
£37bn has been allocated to test and trace in England, yet there is no clear evidence that the…
Labour steps up pressure over impact of Brexit deal on UK businesses
Labour is stepping up pressure on the government by exploring and highlighting the impact of Boris Johnson’s Brexit…
Why the Brexit issue won’t simply go away
Some seem to believe that Labour should now “move on” and ignore Brexit, hoping it won’t be an issue…
Johnson’s Brexit bill passes with Labour backing – but 37 rebels defy Starmer
The European Union future relationship bill implementing the trade deal struck by Boris Johnson has won the approval…
Liveblog: MPs debate and vote on Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit deal
Parliament has been recalled today for a vote on the legislation – the EU (future relationship) bill –…
Scottish Labour set to back motion denying consent to Johnson’s Brexit bill
Scottish Labour is set to support a motion being put forward by the SNP’s Nicola Sturgeon tomorrow that…
This Brexit deal is a long way from perfect – but Labour is right to vote for it
At last, the EU future relationship bill has been published. It’s decision time for Labour – and MPs’…
Minimum scrutiny, maximum gasps of relief? Don’t be fooled by the Brexit deal
The timing of the Brexit deal was designed to allow minimum scrutiny and maximum gasps of relief. By…
