Tory attacks on the BBC are mounting. Don’t fall for the Conservative con
This month sees television licence demands drop on the doorstep of several hundred thousand pensioner households in the…
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As payouts fall, the case for divestment from fossil fuels is stronger than ever
Following the drastically reduced dividend payments from BP (down 50% in the second quarter) and Shell (down 65%…
Labour: M&S job losses tell “bigger story about the threat to our high streets”
Labour has declared that the job cuts announced by high street giant Marks & Spencer “tell a much…
Don’t push self-employed towards “financial cliff edge”, Labour urges government
Labour’s Anneliese Dodds has told the government not to push self-employed people towards a “financial cliff edge” this…
Open Labour’s 11 party reform proposals for the Forde Inquiry
It’s a real honour for us both to have been elected as the new co-chairs of Open Labour.…
Labour condemns downgrading of 2 in 5 A-Level grades as “huge injustice”
Kate Green has condemned the downgrading of nearly two in five A-Level grades in England as a “huge…
We’re campaigning for a four-day week – and we want Labour’s backing
The idea of moving to a four-day working week is catching on during the coronavirus crisis, and the…
Ann Black: Why I’m standing to represent local parties on Labour’s NEC
Why I am standing When I left Labour’s national executive committee (NEC) two years ago, a comeback was…
PM risks “robbing a generation of their future” over exam unfairness, Starmer warns
Keir Starmer is set to warn that the Prime Minister risks “robbing a generation of young people of…
Why we should worry about the steady creep of permitted development rights
The government last month unveiled changes to ‘permitted development rights’. These rights mean that it’s possible to undertake…
