‘Why COP30 mattered – and why Labour MPs needed to be there’
As MPs, we will do everything we can to keep the UK at the heart of the global effort to build a better future. Four Labour MPs on why they went to COP30.
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Workers to receive extra £900 a year from living wage increase
Rachel Reeves has announced an increase in the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage ahead of a Budget she says will aim to cut the cost of living.
Budget: Almost all Labour members back levies on gambling and banking sector
Labour members would almost unanimously back increased taxes on the gambling and banking sector in the Budget, along with a shake-up of council tax thresholds.
‘As the G20 falters, Britain can lead: Starmer’s global role comes at the right time’
The UK has the opportunity to reshape the G20 agenda ahead of its 2027 presidency in a rapidly shifting global order. It is vital that Starmer was there.
‘Taxing private jets can help the rest of us soar’
Amid economic challenges and rising emissions, fairer taxes on private jets can raise revenue and ensure the super-rich bear their share.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 23rd November 2025
Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your own views here. Shelter from the storm? I left the Labour party today in part because the tone and rhetoric of the asylum/migrants debate put me on…
Starmer would lose leadership contest to Streeting, Rayner, Burnham and Miliband
Wes Streeting, Angela Rayner, Andy Burnham and Ed Miliband would all win a head-to-head leadership contest against Keir Starmer, exclusive polling of Labour members reveals.
‘Sixteen days, ten years, one promise: Labour must stick to its mission to halve violence against women and girls’
With Labour in government and Labour councils across the country, we have the chance to deliver the promise to halve violence against women and girls.
Cabinet rankings: Mahmood sees sharp drop in approval among Labour members
Shabana Mahmood’s approval among Labour members has plummeted since her announcement on reform of asylum policy, exclusive polling for LabourList has revealed.
‘Bond markets explained: How in hock are we – and can we break free?’
The bond markets have an outsized importance in our politics. But what are they? And why do they have such an impact on our economy?