‘Andy Burnham has a mandate for change – but he must move at lightning speed’
The British public is tired. They are skint, weary of broken promises, and crying out for proof that…
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Labour must be bold and seek a human rights-based solution to today’s crises
The UK is in the grips of seemingly never ending crises. For far too long, people have been…
Four more Labour parliamentary candidates selected over the weekend
Four more Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) met over the weekend to select their candidates for the next election.…
Labour warned relationship with trans people could be “irreversibly fractured”
The Labour for Trans Rights campaign has warned that the party’s relationship with the trans community could become…
Starmer backs Streeting’s comments on NHS reform amid criticism from the BMA
Keir Starmer has argued that the pay rise being demanded by nurses is “probably more than can be…
Three years on from the 2019 election, Labour can win again in Blackpool South
Three years ago today, I was trudging around the streets of Blackpool – for what would be the final…
To thrive, diversity and inclusion need to be at the heart of our STEM policies
Climate change, food scarcity, tackling the next global pandemic. So many of the challenges we face as a…
Sunday shows: Streeting defends plan to use private sector to address NHS crisis
Sophy Ridge on Sunday Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting defended his plan to use the private sector to…
Ward says postal workers face “most brutal attack on jobs” of any sector
Communication Workers Union general secretary Dave Ward has argued that postal workers are facing the “most brutal attack…
Failing to unequivocally condemn anti-strike proposals is an own goal by Labour
Union leaders have denounced government plans to further crack down on the right to strike. Addressing the Commons…
Government has “total lack of grip” on asylum system, Yvette Cooper says
Yvette Cooper has accused ministers of having a “total lack of grip” on the asylum system and has…
