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New general secretary of the Fire Brigades Union Steve Wright has warned the government against “any return to any form of austerity” out of fear for the safety of firefighters and the public.
Democrats need to put working-class voters and their interests first and reject “divisive identity politics” if they are to return to power again, a report has concluded.
First Minister of Wales Eluned Morgan, who recently marked her first 100 days in office, said that there was a “spirit of unity” in Welsh Labour, following a political storm earlier this year which saw her predecessor resign over a campaign…
Jo Stevens has said that she will back the assisted dying bill when it comes to a vote in Parliament next week.
Paddy Lillis, general secretary of the trade union USDAW, has said he remains optimistic about the new Labour government, despite concerns over cuts to the winter fuel payment and the two-child benefit cap.
Keir Starmer has said he is prepared for his government to be unpopular in order to make the “tough decisions” the country needs. In an interview with Laura Kuenssberg on the BBC, he said the only way to deliver the change Labour promised…
Unions and their members should seize “a moment for change” and push the government to deliver on its manifesto commitments to workers, TUC general secretary Paul Nowak has said. In an exclusive interview with LabourList ahead of the TUC…
Were you up for Truss? Of all the sensational Labour victories on election night, one certainly stood out – the defeat of former Prime Miniter Liz Truss by Terry Jermy by just 630 votes.
When James Callaghan was Prime Minister, an often referenced opinion poll found that Jack Jones, the general secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union, and not the resident of number 10 Downing Street, was reckoned to be the most…
Ministers have wasted little time in putting their mark on their departments. The steady stream of announcements suggests that they are well on the way to getting to grips with their new roles. Many ministers are, however, missing vital…
Rachel Reeves has said it is "really exciting" seeing the areas Labour is now "competitive" at this general election, revealing that she has been campaigning in seats that on paper should be ultra-safe for the Conservatives.
The defeat of the "Beast of Bolsover" Dennis Skinner in 2019, after almost half a century representing the seat, was one of the most high-profile symbolic low points in Labour's worst defeat since 1935. The constituency elected a Tory for…
