Jenrick to announce partial cladding bailout after three years of uncertainty
Robert Jenrick is expected to announce today £5bn of funding to remove flammable cladding. But significant questions remain.…
Andy Slaughter
Why Labour’s call to extend the Freedom of Information Act is the right one
When Rachel Reeves declared this week that it was time to take back control of public services from…
Cruelty or carelessness? Either way, the Home Office is not fit for purpose
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. It didn’t surprise me to see David…
The Home Office couldn’t even organise a briefing for MPs. Here’s what happened
As a caseworker working in a constituency where at least 43% of the population are not born in…
Andy Slaughter: My constituent’s food allergy death calls for urgent action from the government
In March 2017, eight months after the death of his daughter, I met Nadim Ednan-Laperouse at my constituency…
Andy Slaughter: Grenfell and Carillion show we must hold private contractors to account
One of the great legacies of the last Labour government is the Freedom of Information Act, a piece…
Andy Slaughter: The case against Heathrow expansion keeps getting stronger – but will the government listen?
The publication of the transport select committee report into the Airports National Policy Statement has been interpreted by…
The left and the path to power: find out how at Saturday’s Fabian conference
Yvette Cooper will give the keynote speech at the Fabian’s summer conference this Saturday. The conference, entitled Path…
Queen’s speech amendments: Creasy victorious on women’s rights as single market causes frontbench sackings
Stella Creasy forced the Government into a significant climbdown over abortion access for Northern Irish women, as Chuka…
Three sacked from Labour’s front bench over support for single market amendment
Three frontbench shadow ministers have been sacked by Jeremy Corbyn after defying a whip to vote for a…
