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Since February, following an extensive consultation, I have been working to develop a balanced policy on permanent settlement.…
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‘NHS strikes: Labour must stand with junior doctors and nurses’
Today, more strikes than ever before are shaking the National Health Service. The deep crisis in our society…
Uxbridge by-election: a referendum on Tory sleaze or Khan and ULEZ?
Good morning. Say what you like about Labour’s U-turns, but they don’t seem to have done much harm…
‘Heatwaves show Labour must make Britain climate resilient – here’s how’
Much to the distress of some right-wing commentators, last weekend authorities issued a ‘heat health alert’ as temperatures…
TUC chief tells MPs Labour must “face down” business and hike taxes
Last night’s weekly meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) was addressed by TUC general secretary Paul Nowak.…
‘Many voters in Mid Bedfordshire are fed up and struggling. Labour can win’
After nearly two decades of neglect from an (at best) part-time MP in Nadine Dorries, Mid Bedfordshire will…
Labour weighs up candidates as activists flock to by-election seats
Good morning. A trio of by-elections – in Mid Bedfordshire, Selby and Ainsty and Uxbridge and South Ruislip – are…
‘We need more Black politicians. Our training scheme can help you get there’
On this day 36 years ago, the first Black MPs were elected to represent the Labour Party in…
‘Strong candidates, campaign organisers and relentless focus: How Labour wins’
The dust might have settled by now, but one thing is clear. The 2023 local elections proved that…
‘Why Labour was likely to dislodge the one Green MP even before Lucas quit’
Labour’s chances of winning in Brighton Pavilion – the constituency which takes its name from the eccentric, romantic-gothic…
Frontbencher Bambos Charalambous has party whip suspended after complaint
Shadow minister Bambos Charalambous has had the Labour Party whip suspended and is under investigation after a complaint…
