We need to recover jobs, retrain workers and rebuild business
The Chancellor had a choice last week: protect people’s jobs and livelihoods through the difficult months ahead, or…
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Williamson to break silence on university chaos as PM unveils ‘new’ education policy
Where’s Williamson? Thousands of students – including freshers who will be at university and living away from home…
The plans of Labour Party Graphic Designers in the run-up to Christmas
Kevin Kennedy Ryan, founder of Labour Party Graphic Designers (LPGD), recently launched a fundraiser with the admirable aim…
The post-16 Covid experience needs our attention. Year 13s are being failed
It’s now 22 years since I took my A-Level exams, and yet I still often have nightmares where…
Starmer’s Labour gets boost in the polls as patience with Covid chaos wears thin
New polling released by Opinium over the weekend saw Labour overtake the Tories in voting intention for the first time…
The Scottish government and Universities Scotland have put profit before people
Over the past few weeks, students from across the UK and further afield have been either returning, or…
Why the Tribune group will be an important forum over the coming years
The Tribune group has three candidates standing for Labour’s national executive committee elections this year, for the first…
The new job scheme is important – but ministers will need to do far more
Unions have been pushing hard for months for jobs support to continue beyond October. The short-time working scheme announced…
How the British left could learn from the patriotism of French socialists
Patriotism has always been a difficult subject for the British left. Too often, it is seen as a…
“Act now on the illegal Israeli settlements,” Kinnock urges UK government
Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, as outgoing chair of the all-party parliamentary group on Palestine, delivered the following opening…
