PMQs: Starmer’s failure to adapt to Sunak’s attacks leaves him on back foot
On a day when half a million workers across numerous sectors are thought to be on strike, it…
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Mass strikes are a disaster for Sunak. But they present challenges for Labour too
As many as half a million people have woken up today and gone on strike. This includes border…
Lords defeats on public order bill show fight against anti-strike plans not over
MPs had a late one in the Commons last night debating the government’s minimum service levels bill. Despite…
Local elections and the next manifesto – NEC and joint policy committee reports
Labour’s ruling national executive committee (NEC) met in the party’s new headquarters at 160 Blackfriars Road, further from…
The minimum service levels bill returns to parliament amid a torrent of criticism
The government’s minimum service levels bill is due to go through its remaining stages in the House of…
The Tory anti-strike bill drives a coach and horses through fundamental rights
It is clear that, after a decade of public sector pay falling behind the cost of living and…
Holocaust Memorial Day: Together, we can make a world free of genocide
Holocaust Memorial Day has been a National Day of Commemoration for 22 years. We use the occasion to…
Only the Labour Party can be trusted to ensure the NHS is fit for the future
13 years of Conservative mismanagement have left the NHS without the doctors and nurses it needs, and patients…
“Change the bloody government” – Rod Stewart calls time on the Conservatives
The Tories appear to be at risk of losing a key demographic at the next election: 70s rock…
This Holocaust Memorial Day, we honour ordinary people doing the extraordinary
The theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day is ordinary people. Ordinary is often used as shorthand for…
