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A "stark" choice between more borrowing, tax rises or spending cuts will soon be faced by whichever party wins the general election, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned.
Labour has reiterated its pledge to simplify the process of gender transition, with plans for a two year 'cooling off' period instead of the current waiting period.
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Last weekend I actually sat down and - probably as a result of too much caffeine and too few hobbies - read the whole 136 pages of our manifesto.
A lot of people will tell you just now that there just isn’t much enthusiasm for Keir Starmer or Labour out there in the country. They say that the historically good polling for Labour is actually a bit squidgy and only reflects a desire to…
The Institute for Fiscal Studies is warning Labour and other major parties are “silent on the inevitability of cuts" in their spending plans, with areas from courts and prisons to further education at risk of significant cutbacks.
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Keir Starmer is pledging a “fundamental reset to respect and dignity” for the Windrush generation amid plans to prevent such as scandal from being repeated.
Welsh First Minister Vaughan Gething faced renewed questions over a campaign donation during the country's BBC general election leaders' debate.
Labour has spent much of the past fortnight playing down the prospect of tax hikes, explicitly ruling out rises to income tax, VAT and national insurance and suggesting its manifesto does not need further tax hikes.
