LabourList Election Watch Party: Join us in London on July 4 at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern from 9pm till late
LabourList Election Watch Party: Screening and drinks in London on July 4 at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, from 9pm till late.
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Could Labour take ‘non-battleground’ Tory seats across the South West?
Back in December, the Labour Party published a list of what it then viewed as "non-battleground" seats in the coming general election. The much-discussed list was seized upon by the Liberal Democrats in some areas to claim that Labour had…
Dale Vince: ‘Labour understands green energy is our biggest opportunity since the Industrial Revolution’
As the nation prepares to head to the ballot box, the country has two choices: to vote for a Tory Party whose energy policies have added billions to the nation’s bills, or to vote for a party that understands that the green economy is the…
Rachel Reeves interview: ‘There’s more to economic policy than tax and spend’
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has argued that there is "more to economic policy than tax and spend", using an interview with LabourList to criticise "cynicism" about Labour's hopes of growing the economy.
Poll reveals the public’s views of 10 shadow cabinet members
New polling data has revealed what the public thinks about 10 of the key players in Keir Starmer's shadow frontbench team.
Labour candidate Kevin Craig suspended after betting he would lose the election
Labour has suspended its candidate for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich Kevin Craig after being told that the Gambling Commission has launched an investigation into him, PA Media reports.
Starmer reveals his favourite TV show and election’s impact on family life
Keir Starmer has revealed his favourite TV show and how the election has impacted on his family life in a TV interview this morning.
Labour announces ‘Ronan’s Law’ to crack down on online weapons sales
Labour has today announced it would bring in Ronan’s Law in government to clamp down on the sale and possession of knives.
‘Change is hard – can Labour deliver more than a political slogan?’
Labour's "change" mantra is hard to miss. It's the title of the manifesto, it's boldly emblazoned on the battle bus, and it's on garden stakes and window posters up and down the country.
Starmer says he ‘wouldn’t jump queue’ for NHS treatment by going private
Keir Starmer has said he "wouldn't jump the queue" for NHS treatment by going private when accused of being "slightly disingenuous" in his comments about private healthcare earlier in the election campaign.