LabourList Christmas quiz 2025 round 2: Labour’s year in review
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‘Real patriotism is about service, not spectacle’
Real patriotism isn’t about shouting or division. It’s about service, responsibility and rebuilding Britain together.
Two-thirds of Labour members back extending BBC licence fee – poll
More than four in five Labour members consider the BBC licence fee to be good value for money, with two-thirds preferring the broadcaster to continue being funded in that way, exclusive polling for LabourList reveals.
Deborah Mattinson column: ‘This Christmas we should remember to feel proud of what we have achieved’
Forget the narrative - Labour members have a lot to celebrate and a lot to look forward to as we end 2025.
‘Andrea Egan’s Unison win will reshape Labour’s internal politics – we just don’t yet know how’
Andrea Egan’s victory signals a shift left for Unison, raising questions for Labour’s leadership, party funding and the future of the relationship.
Andrea Egan defeats Christina McAnea in Unison general secretary election
Andrea Egan has ousted Christina McAnea as general secretary of Unison after a vote of union members.
‘Britain’s G20 Presidency is Labour’s chance to lead a global reset’
We can no longer rely on aid to mask the inequities of the financial system, so we must fix it. The G20 presidency is our chance.
Is Andy Burnham’s star dimming amid repeated hints at leadership ambition?
Exclusive polling for LabourList has revealed a growing sense of resentment towards the 'King of the North' among some Labour members.
Burnham’s popularity with members drops, but still over 50% approve – poll
Andy Burnham's approval among Labour members has dropped to a record low, LabourList's latest exclusive polling has found.
‘Labour’s blind spot on rents is becoming a political liability’
Rents are rising faster than wages pushing working renters into insecurity. Without rent caps, Labour risks failing its core voters.