Will Labour’s benefits stance test party discipline to the (two-child) limit?
Good morning. It’s the last week before parliament’s summer recess, but very few eyes are on Westminster as…
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Unions divided over Tory pay deals, as Starmer resists ‘wading into’ debate
Good morning. The public sector pay offers set out by the government yesterday have been met with a mixed…
Rayner fleshes out plans to “clean up politics” as unions record major win
Good morning. Angela Rayner has pledged this morning that Labour will “clean up politics”, reiterating the party’s plans…
Will mortgage pain or the manifesto do more for Labour’s election prospects?
Good morning. LabourList has got hold of a leaked list of all the amendments policy chiefs are recommending…
Labour’s £1.5bn private school tax windfall leaves education cash to spare
Good morning on a busy day in Labourland. First up, the party’s education team will be cheering a…
Does Keir Starmer hate tree huggers, or does someone else hate Ed Miliband?
Good morning. The Times reported yesterday that Ed Miliband recently gave a presentation to the Shadow Cabinet on…
How did Keir Starmer’s speech go down, and how are Labour doing in Selby and Uxbridge?
Let’s start with some good news that splashes The Yorkshire Post – a pretty jaw-dropping, 12-point lead for…
Starmer’s speech location shows Labour think a Blair-style Kent revival is possible
Good morning. It’s the day of Keir Starmer’s fifth and final mission speech, which will focus on “opportunity”.…
NHS turns 75 and faces “worst crisis in its history” amid warnings from experts
Labour’s greatest achievement, the NHS, turns 75 today. Keir Starmer has released a video wishing the health service…
Giant Labour poll leads, calls for price controls, more walkouts – a new normal?
Good morning. Some two-thirds of voters back price controls on essential goods, while 40 per cent oppose the…
