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The new Labour chair of the defence select committee has urged the government to welcome the former Taiwanese president after reports suggested the Foreign Office had called for her trip to be postponed.
It’s good news that the UK is going to have an Industrial Strategy again. Most other developed countries – our competitors for investment – have thought it important to provide clarity and stability in their approach to business policy. But…
The Prime Minister has said Labour was "very clear" the party was only ruling out extra taxes on working people in the run-up to the election, as expectations grow the government will hike employer national insurance contributions in the…
Assisted dying is an issue that has long weighed on my mind, not just because of my personal convictions about bodily autonomy and choice, but because of a personal experience that profoundly affected my family.
Last month in Liverpool, the Prime Minister pledged to deliver greater control of the economy. Again and again, he has acknowledged the public’s desire for a government that has their back, not least in the aftermath of the recent inquiry…
The UK government’s recent decision to hand sovereignty to of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius has caused outrage from some and disbelief from others.
Keir Starmer is speaking at the government's major international investment summit taking place in central London today – where billions of investment across multiple sectors is set to be unveiled
If the current polls are right and the swing states break to the Democrats, Keir Starmer will be calling Kamala Harris on the morning of November 6 to congratulate her as the 47th President of the United States.
Taken as Red is full of telling (and, often, amusing) descriptive points – and provides as thorough an account of Labour’s election victory as you’re likely to find (until the next one comes out).
Today Keir Starmer will chair the first meeting of the Council of Nations and Regions (CNR). It’s an innovation with an important message...But how much difference will it make to the way the United Kingdom and its nations are run?
