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WATCH: ‘Partygate’ distracting ministers from “real issues”, Ashworth says
Jonathan Ashworth has warned that ‘partygate’ is “taking up all the energy and focus of ministers” and distracting…
What will it take for Conservative MPs to move against the Prime Minister?
Asked directly by Labour’s Catherine West during Prime Minister’s Questions whether there was a party in Downing Street on November…
A house needs solid foundations to stand up – and so does a plan to help renters
The Queen’s Speech finally announced a long-awaited renters’ reform bill, but beneath the headlines, it lacks any real…
The unions have a key role to play in addressing the UK’s skills crisis
Trade unions have a long tradition of supporting learning and skills at work. One of the key debates…
Johnson “demeaned his office” with latest partygate photos, Rayner says
Angela Rayner has said Boris Johnson has “demeaned his office” after photographs were published appearing to show the…
Ann Black: Why I’m standing to represent local parties on Labour’s governing body
Labour promises to give voters security, prosperity and respect. But local parties also need to be valued and…
Government trying to “undermine” Gray report is “new low”, Starmer says
Keir Starmer has accused the government of trying to “undermine” Sue Gray and her report into ‘partygate’ in…
Speaking to voters in Wakefield shows trust in politicians remains a key issue
“All of a sudden, it’s a massive great hurdle once again – and I’m concerned for my immediate…
Wakefield focus group: A windfall tax is popular, but trust to deliver is low
Conservative voters in a ‘Red Wall’ seat that Labour is hoping to win back have voiced their concerns…
The first 18 mothers who will receive a MotheRED grant to stand for selection
Parliament is yet again struggling with a toxic mix of privilege and patronage. To change that we want…
