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Keir Starmer has warned that "the financial situation has changed" and that therefore there are commitments that he made when standing to be Labour leader that he will no longer be able to fulfil in government. Asked if it is the case that…
Frances O’Grady has declared that it is time to "lift the burden of failed privatisation off families" after the TUC unveiled a plan to keep household energy bills down through public ownership of energy companies. The affordable energy…
Keir Starmer delivered a speech in Liverpool this morning, focusing on Labour's plans for economic growth. Below are four quick takeaways from his address... 1. 'It's the economy, stupid' The Labour leader's argument today was simple –…
Keir Starmer is delivering a big speech in Liverpool this morning. The gist is that Labour will “fight the next election on economic growth”, that “rebooting the economy” would be his government’s “defining mission” and that the priorities…
Rachel Reeves has said the nationalisation of industries the party previously pledged to bring into public ownership "just doesn't stack up against our fiscal rules". In an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, the Shadow…
My lasting impression from canvassing in the Tiverton and Honiton by-election is that people across the political spectrum are ready for a Labour government. When Neil Parish’s excuse was that he had Googled John Deere and naked women had…
Labour has more work to do if it wants to turn Tory voters, an exclusive focus group run by Public First indicates. Recent comments by Rachel Reeves that Labour would “tax fairly, spend wisely” were met with general positivity by the group…
Conservative voters in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, the seat represented in parliament by outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have shared their thoughts on the Labour Party, the 'cost-of-living crisis' and the Tory leadership election. In…
The national executive committee (NEC) returned to Zoom – this time because of climate crisis rather than Covid – trapped in our individual sweltering attics and offices. After more false sightings than the Loch Ness monster the Forde…
On Monday, Brent council joined almost two dozen other local and metropolitan councils in declaring itself a 'Right to Food' borough. First launched by Labour MP Ian Byrne at the start of 2020, the campaign aims to enshrine a right to food…
