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In a scandal even the PM cannot deny, No 10 is still not a living wage employer
Low-paid cleaners in East London came together in 2001 with their churches, mosques and community institutions and began…
Momentum is now a more democratic and responsive socialist organisation
There comes a time when every organisation must change, and Momentum is no exception. In our early years,…
Momentum unveils “democratic changes” passed in ‘refounding’ process
Resolutions effecting “democratic changes” to the structures of Momentum, how the group organises and how it chooses who…
PCS continues fight against government Rwanda deal at annual conference
Civil service union leader Mark Serwotka has said union members are “sick of clearing up the mess” caused…
Tory defector Christian Wakeford joins Labour’s shadow education team
Former Conservative MP Christian Wakeford, who defected from the Tory Party earlier this year, has joined Labour’s frontbench…
Ex-Labour MP Claudia Webbe loses appeal against harassment conviction
Former Labour MP Claudia Webbe has lost her appeal against her conviction after being found guilty last year…
Reeves says “no doubt” Labour winning battle of ideas after windfall tax U-turn
Rachel Reeves has declared that there is “no doubt” the Labour Party is “winning the battle of ideas”…
Rachel Reeves on Rishi Sunak’s windfall tax U-turn: “We lead, they follow”
Below is the text of the speech delivered by Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves in response to the government’s…
Government looks to distract from Gray report with new cost-of-living measures
Rishi Sunak is to bring forward additional cost-of-living support measures today, expected to include Labour’s proposal of a…
The levelling up bill threatens local authority control over budgets
Coverage of the reading of the levelling up and regeneration bill earlier this month was broadly dominated by…
