‘How Labour councils can help Starmer and Reeves deliver their growth mission’
Economic growth is at the heart of our new government’s agenda, and rightly so.
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Keir Starmer Budget speech: Key points and stream as PM vows tax rises to stop austerity
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will tell voters "better days lie ahead", just days before Labour's first Budget which will "embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality".
Budget 2024: ‘Tax booze, betting and tobacco to raise cash and public health’
Rachel Reeves is going to face the mother of all juggling acts when she comes to deliver her first Budget later this month. First and foremost, the Chancellor’s going to have to raise a lot of money – perhaps £40 billion - in order to meet…
‘Trump’s Labour row is faux outrage. It won’t hurt UK-US relations if he wins’
I’m not usually inclined to be too positive about the Trump Presidential election campaign. But I can only admire the brilliance of those that came up with the plan to exploit the story about Labour volunteers travelling to the US to…
Labour peer Lord Alli apologises after breach of House of Lords code of conduct
Lord Alli has been found to have breached the House of Lords code of conduct over his registration of interests, an inquiry has concluded.
Labour plays down US ‘election interference’ claim after Trump hits out
Donald Trump’s campaign has accused Labour of interference in the US presidential election, as volunteers from the party have travelled to America to campaign for his opponent Kamala Harris.
US election 2024: Five problems Starmer will face if Trump wins the White House
US presidential elections are famously long and exhausting, but one could easily be forgiven for thinking this election has dragged on longer than most.
The Labour ministers dominating the airwaves on morning broadcast rounds
Three Cabinet ministers have dominated the airwaves more than anyone else in the first three months of the new government.
‘The Co-op Party’s on the up. Can community ownership help stem populism?’
The Co-operative Party feels itself to be ascendant. That much was clear at their showcase event last weekend. On the numbers, they would certainly seem to be: they have more MPs and cabinet ministers than ever before, and, as was mentioned…
Budget: Minister says ‘normal’ for cabinet to seek good deal for departments amid unrest over cuts
A minister has said it is "normal' for cabinet ministers to seek a "good settlement" for their departments in the Budget, amid signs of cabinet disquiet over a spending squeeze.