‘Ministers must reject failed Tory orthodoxies of the past and put people before profit again’
We must not miss this opportunity to rebalance our economy and leave a fairer country for future generations.
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Runcorn: one in ten Labour voters to back Reform in by-election – poll
More than one in ten Labour voters in Runcorn and Helsby plan on backing Reform UK at the upcoming by-election, a new constituency poll has found.
Runcorn and Helsby by-election: Meet Labour candidate Karen Shore
Labour has selected local teacher and councillor Karen Shore as its candidate to stand in the looming by-election in Runcorn and Helsby. Earlier this week, the local MP Mike Amesbury announced he would stand down at the earliest opportunity…
‘We need more than a reformed state. Politicians need actual training’
Today’s speech was a powerful statement of intent from the prime minister, and a step in the right direction.
Union backlash as Starmer vows ‘flabby’ state reform and axes NHS England
Keir Starmer is facing a backlash over his plans to reform the "flabby" state as he announced plans to abolish NHS England.
‘With budgets tight, Starmer is right to crackdown on quangos’
Today, the Prime Minister will make announcements to radically overhaul the State: chief among them a crackdown on quangos, the bodies now responsible for 60% of day-to-day spending, which operate at arm’s-length from ministers.
MP removes name from colleagues’ pro-welfare reform letter amid cuts backlash
A Labour MP has distanced herself from a letter supporting reform of the welfare system amid a growing backlash against rumoured cuts to health-related benefits.
Welfare benefit cuts: ‘What’s the least bad way to find savings?’
Rachel Reeves is said to be on the verge of cutting billions of pounds from health-related benefits. But she has few good options for saving lots of money fast.
‘Employment Rights Bill must go further to reform disgraceful sick pay system’
Former New Deal shadow minister Imran Hussain argues the UK’s Statutory Sick Pay system has let workers down for far too long.
Paddy Lillis on life after Usdaw, Keir Starmer, and the Employment Rights Bill
After more than four decades working as a trade unionist, and nearly seven years in the top job, he told LabourList it’s “time for a fresh set of eyes”.