‘The true meaning of our flag? Unity, decency and determination’
Some people want to take this proud national symbol and turn it into something divisive. Our flag is not the property of any one group or one party. It belongs to all of us.
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‘Reform will own the week – Labour must own the future’
Relying on ‘not being Farage’ is the enemy. Transform Britain. Because if Labour doesn’t, Reform will promise to, however hollow that promise may be.
Mini reshuffle: Four things the Downing Street shakeup reveals
Google's public data suggests its more political users in Britain are searching for 'cabinet reshuffle 2025' today. They may be less interested to find news only of a shakeup of lesser-known personnel within Downing Street. But the changes…
Who is Dan Tomlinson, the new Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury?
Chipping Barnet MP Dan Tomlinson has become a junior minister, being appointed as Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury.
Starmer reshuffles team of No 10 advisors, with Darren Jones moved from Treasury
Keir Starmer has embarked on a shake-up of his inner circle as MPs return to Westminster from recess.
Starmer’s first reshuffle: Who are the Labour MPs to watch?
Who might be among those that are elevated to a ministerial position this week? LabourList has taken a look at some of the “ones to watch”.
Who is Nin Pandit, the top aide reportedly leaving Downing Street?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to replace his principal private secretary Nin Pandit, it has been reported.
Two-thirds of Labour members oppose rebel MP suspensions, poll reveals
More than two-thirds of Labour members think Keir Starmer was wrong to suspend four MPs for rebelling against proposed welfare cuts, an exclusive poll for LabourList reveals.
‘Turning over the two-child cap: a moral imperative’
Imran Hussain argues that no child "should be punished for having siblings".
Asylum hotels: Another Labour council weighs options for planning law action
Another Labour-run council - Stevenage - is weighing up its options for using planning law to stop a hotel housing asylum seekers in the wake of the Epping High Court judgement, Tom Belger reports.