‘You’re competing with cats’: Gordon McKee on TikTok, authenticity and why Labour must catch up online
Few MPs have mastered the art of TikTok, but Gordon McKee is determined to try. The 30-year-old Labour…
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Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. “Mr Speaker, let’s put on the…
Lisa Nandy: We’ve got this wrong. Labour should be opposing tax cuts for higher earners
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Uber drivers should be treated as workers. They have Momentum’s support in court
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“Austerity is not ending. The Prime Minister’s promise has been broken” – McDonnell’s budget response in full
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McDonnell ready to hit back at Hammond’s “broken promise budget”
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. Philip Hammond’s autumn budget is being…
Shelly Asquith’s TU-esday round-up: Post Offices, young footballers and ScotRail
It’s all tricks and no treats according to Len McCluskey, as Labour’s affiliates respond to the budget announcements made…
Our battle for Boris Johnson’s seat is a battle for the future of British politics
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Autumn Budget: Hammond offers “half-measures and quick fixes while austerity grinds on”
Theresa May might have claimed “austerity is over”, but as expected the Autumn Budget fell far short of…
