John Healey sees approval dip among Labour members ahead of Budget
Chancellor John Healey has seen his approval rating among Labour members drop significantly since he first entered Number…
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Universal basic income would offer a safety net as we adjust to the new normal
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What now for pro-Europeans in the Labour Party?
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Minimum rage: Why a wage floor is a key demand ahead of Labour’s next fight
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Labour should build a transformational devolution agenda – and not stop there
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“Above and beyond”: Rayner praises Welsh Labour government on Covid
Angela Rayner has said she is proud of Welsh Labour for going “above and beyond” the support on…
50 MPs and peers back public inquiry into death of Belly Mujinga
50 MPs and peers, including 37 from the Labour Party, have signed a joint letter to Prime Minister…
