INTERVIEW: ‘Now is our moment’: Caitlin Prowle of the Co-operative Party looks ahead to Britain’s first Co-op PM
When Andy Burnham walks through the door of Downing Street later this month, he will make history as…
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Labour sets out its alternative to the “unworkable” Tory housing plan
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It is imperative that Labour commits to electoral reform in its next manifesto
The most important thing that must happen at the next election is that a Labour government is returned.…
We’re ready to convert the 2017 win that wasn’t into that progressive majority
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The four-day week: how does it work and where does Labour stand on the policy?
The world’s biggest four-day working week trial began in the UK on Monday. More than 3,300 workers across…
PMQs: Government handling of NHS “wanting and inadequate”, Starmer says
“Your pandemic preparation during six years as Health Secretary was found wanting and inadequate.” Not a Labour criticism…
£15 minimum wage to improve public finances by £25bn, new report finds
The introduction of a £15 per hour minimum wage would improve the public finances by more than £25bn…
