The Chancellor’s “historic mistake” would lead to a “python-like squeeze on jobs”
New coronavirus restrictions have come into force across Greater Manchester, east Lancashire and parts of West Yorkshire. As…
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Will Boris Johnson’s lies ever catch up with him?
The PM is at it again. As LabourList readers know, misleading parliament – and people generally – is a favourite…
Labour calls for more targeted support as unions demand change to sick pay
The government has unnecessarily found itself in a big mess over a poorly-communicated, ill-thought-out coronavirus decision – stop…
Latest Covid-related mess overshadows the PM’s plan to curb obesity
Cue the Rocky montage. The PM wants us all to get super fit and healthy. Today sees the…
Labour is urged to be “honest and transparent” over the Panorama case
In the latest in the Panorama libel case row, Momentum’s national coordinating group has issued a statement saying that members deserve to…
Antisemitism row rumbles on as Labour figures react to the settlement
Labour settled the Panorama libel case yesterday, agreeing to pay “substantial damages” and apologising to seven former Labour staffers and BBC journalist…
Ask no questions, tell no lies – the government’s approach to Russian interference
The long-awaited report on Russian interference in the UK has been published, with some pretty extraordinary and damning findings.…
Sunak sells short the workers he is so keen to clap
It’s the report we’ve all been waiting for. The intelligence and security committee will be publishing its paper…
Row over childcare ramps up as parents are left in “impossible position”
Assistant general secretary Steve Turner has secured the backing of United Left (UL) in the race to succeed general secretary…
Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies
Lloyd Russell-Moyle has quit his shadow ministerial role following a series of incidents that attracted criticism and press attention. According…
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