Johnson to plead innocence through ignorance before privileges committee
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson will this afternoon appear in front of parliament’s privileges committee. The committee, chaired by…
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Labour’s poll lead is very impressive – but victory remains far from assured
It is much easier for the Conservatives to lose the next election than it is for Labour to…
Forde speaks out about factionalism and the Labour Party’s response to his report
“I don’t think the party’s going to progress as a credible political force unless the infighting can be…
“I thought the war was wrong”: Parmjit Dhanda on his decision to rebel on Iraq
This piece was originally published on LabourList in March 2013 to mark the ten-year anniversary of the vote…
Momentum is not leaving Labour. But we must adapt and focus on the grassroots
The public’s verdict on Jeremy Hunt’s Budget was simple and accurate: the rich will get richer and ordinary…
20 years since invasion of Iraq and Starmer welcomes Putin arrest warrant
On Friday, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin.…
One-year anniversary of P&O Ferries scandal and NPF consultation deadline
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the P&O Ferries scandal, when the company made almost 800 of its staff redundant with…
After P&O, Labour must give workers the power to rebalance our rigged economy
Today is the anniversary of one of the darkest episodes in the recent history of employment rights in…
Without a new UK-EU returns agreement, Sunak’s “stop the boats” pledge will fail
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has promised to “stop the boats“. His new illegal migration bill would create the…
Hunt delivers a Budget for the fewest against backdrop of widespread strikes
The inadequacy of yesterday’s Budget was epitomised by one of Jeremy Hunt’s few surprise announcements: scrapping the lifetime allowance on tax-free…
