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The Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget today gives one of the biggest signs yet of Labour's electoral strategy over the coming years. It also comes hot on the heels of a Downing Street staffing shakeup intended to give the governnment more…
With the Budget only days away, Labour MPs are bracing themselves for what has been touted as a difficult fiscal event with tough decisions due to the gap left in the nation’s finances by the Conservatives.
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has signalled Labour's first Budget next week will loosen the UK government's self-imposed fiscal rules, in a bid to free up extra cash for investment. She wrote in The Financial Times that Labour's revised…
US presidential elections are famously long and exhausting, but one could easily be forgiven for thinking this election has dragged on longer than most.
“It is time the Treasury moved on from just counting the costs of investments, to recognising the benefits too”.
The Co-operative Party feels itself to be ascendant. That much was clear at their showcase event last weekend. On the numbers, they would certainly seem to be: they have more MPs and cabinet ministers than ever before, and, as was mentioned…
More than 100 new Labour MPs have landed roles on Commons select committees, new LabourList analysis of elections held this week reveals.
If the current polls are right and the swing states break to the Democrats, Keir Starmer will be calling Kamala Harris on the morning of November 6 to congratulate her as the 47th President of the United States.
Taken as Red is full of telling (and, often, amusing) descriptive points – and provides as thorough an account of Labour’s election victory as you’re likely to find (until the next one comes out).
At Future Yard in Birkenhead on the Saturday before Labour Party conference, flippy haired teenagers with guitars are heading home after band practice in the studios upstairs.
Scrapping the two-child benefit cap would not a "silver bullet" to reducing child poverty in Britain, a leading think tank has warned.
It will be essential to rebuild the public’s trust through only promising what can actually be delivered and then delivering on what they promise.
