Conservatives failing to help the disabled into work, says Stephen Timms, author of Labour’s New Deal
In 1998, as a new minister, I took on responsibility for the New Deal for disabled people. We knew…
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Are the first cracks beginning to show in Corbyn’s coalition?
“Unity” has been the buzzword in the Labour Party since Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election last month. But how important is…
Labour scrutiny of Brexit has begun – and security is a critical first test
In the next few days, the government will have to decide whether the UK stays in Europol, a…
We should celebrate anti-racism heroes – on and off the pitch
Today is the day when we unite our favourite sport with the fight against racism. Ironically, Wear Red…
The Tories can’t strike a good Brexit deal on their own, writes a Labour MEP
Brexiteers told us throughout the referendum that a future trade deal would definitely be reached with the rest…
What we learnt from Benn and Cooper’s victories – and why it matters for the PLP
I am not sure they were always this high-profile. In the world of Corbyn’s Labour, however, everything has…
Community pharmacy cuts are “reckless and clueless” – Dugher and Ashworth
Backbencher Michael Dugher and shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth have attacked Tory cuts to funding for pharmacies after…
Keir Starmer: Labour will demand a Commons vote on Brexit
This is the letter sent by shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer to David Davis, his opposite number,…
Unite: Tory failures over Brexit mean the worst of austerity could be yet to come
As the battery of poor economic indicators grows it becomes increasingly clear – if there was ever any…
Melanie Onn: May’s Great Repeal Bill will leave workers’ rights hanging by a thread
Theresa May announced last month that the Government will look to pass a Great Repeal Bill, which will…
