‘This US election matters more than any in 80 years – the stakes could not be higher’
No one knows what its outcome will be. But the stakes for America, for Britain and for the world could not be higher.
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No one knows what its outcome will be. But the stakes for America, for Britain and for the world could not be higher.
As the tragic conflict in Israel and Palestine enters its thirteenth month, the Labour government is rightly focused on our shared desire to end the war, bring the Israeli hostages home and ensure a surge of aid into Gaza.
"Lots of messages in my Constituency Labour Party WhatsApp saying they are looking forward to canvassing this weekend much more now," one MP told LabourList in the immediate aftermath of Labour's first Budget since 2010. Labour's £70bn hike…
Read Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first Budget speech in full after the Labour government unveiled their economic plans for the year ahead.
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget today gives one of the biggest signs yet of Labour's electoral strategy over the coming years. It also comes hot on the heels of a Downing Street staffing shakeup intended to give the governnment more…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is unveiling Labour's first Budget in almost 15 years, laying bare long-promised "difficult decisions" over tax hikes and departmental spending plans alongside new spending pledges that could define the years to…
Voters believe the NHS is a top priority issue for the Chancellor to address in tomorrow's Budget – although the electorate is divided on whether extra funding or structural reforms are the required solution to fix the beleaguered health…
Labour's first Budget since returning to power is fast approaching – and will make history in more ways than one.
In 2000, Labour introduced the UK’s first dedicated cancer strategy, marking a pivotal milestone in the fight against cancer.
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…