Chris Curtis to quit as chair of Labour Growth Group
Chris Curtis has announced his departure as chair of the Labour Growth Group, with questions about the caucus’ future.
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Unite’s Sharon Graham faces challenge from her left as she seeks second term
Unite members will soon decide who should lead Britain’s largest trade union for the next four years as incumbent Sharon Graham faces off against a far-left challenger.
‘Young workers cannot afford to wait’
Young workers were promised an end to age-related wage discrimination. They can't afford to wait and the government can't afford to let them down.
‘Delivering for the country must come before internal party politics’
Labour should learn from the record of delivery built in London and put the country’s business first - proving we are worthy of the trust placed in us.
‘The filthy, the rich, the ex-Lord and the ex-PM’
Blair failed to mention inequality or the structural concentration baked into our system by political and regulatory choices.
‘Your Council has gone Green? Don’t Panic – Your Community Needs You!’
When the Greens take control of a council, we need Labour councillors more than ever. Here are some top tips for taking on the Greens in the Chamber and the community.
Tony Blair’s essay: Where does he clash with current Labour policy?
Tony Blair has published a highly critical essay in which he criticises various Labour policy on employment rights and net zero.
Letters to the Editor – week ending 17 May 2026
After a tumultuous week in politics find our what people have been writing to us about.
Progress looks to post-Starmer phase as battle lines drawn with Burnham
The Progress annual conference took place on Saturday, with Wes Streeting and Peter Kyle among the speakers.
‘Those who aspire to lead Labour must be clear about the party’s responsibilities to working people’
The commitments in theLabour's manifesto, especially the ‘Plan to Make Work Pay’, matter. We expect them to be honoured.