Burnham, Berger, Khan: why are Labour frontbenchers looking to leave Westminster?
Is Andy Burnham’s announcement that he wants to run for Greater Manchester Mayor a sign of things to come? Burnham…
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Jim McMahon: Tory devolution is confused and fragmented – Labour must appoint a shadow minister for England
The Labour Party is already in power up and down the land: not in Westminster, but in local councils…
Jones hails “new era” for Welsh politics as Lib Dem takes up role in Labour Cabinet
Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones last night confirmed his new frontbench, including a place for Welsh Lib Dem…
Welfare for the wealthy: Let’s focus tax relief away from the 1 per cent
This year we’ll will collect a little less than £170bn of income tax, roughly a third of…
Staying In to tackle tax avoidance and climate change – Corbyn’s latest EU speech
This the is the full text of Jeremy Corbyn’s speech at the Bristol Labour In for Britain Rally today.…
McCluskey hails Corbyn’s plan for a new “settlement” between business and workers
Len McCluskey has urged Unite members to take part in Jeremy Corbyn’s new project with business and workers…
Michael Dugher: The hard left has always had a problem with anti-Semitism
The hard left has always “had a problem with anti-Semitism” former shadow Cabinet minister Michael Dugher said as…
The Queen’s Speech can be summed up in one word: cruelty
For a Labour member watching yesterday’s Queen’s Speech, there were so many ironies it’s hard to know where…
We must do all we can to stop the Tories saddling young people with more debt
This government has just put its priorities on the line again, and shown that it has no time…
Alexander tells Hunt to “repair the damage” as deal spells end of junior doctors’ dispute
Labour has called on Ministers to “repair the damage” to NHS morale after a new agreement which means…
