Watchdog says government assessment of anti-strike bill “not fit for purpose”
The regulation watchdog has concluded that the government’s impact assessment of the minimum service levels bill is “not…
Angela Rayner
TUC says Tories overseen insecure work “explosion” as zero-hours contracts soar
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak has accused the government of overseeing a “huge explosion in insecure jobs” after…
There’s no win for Labour in playing the government’s game on asylum seekers
Appearing on Good Morning Britain yesterday, Angela Rayner was asked whether she supported the GPS tagging of asylum…
Labour finds new attack lines in the row over government procurement cards
Boris Johnson’s government, possessed of a substantial majority, was in reasonably robust health until the Owen Paterson scandal…
FDA union leader backs calls for Raab to be suspended over bullying allegations
Civil service union leader David Penman has argued that if Dominic Raab were “any other employee” he would…
Lords defeats on public order bill show fight against anti-strike plans not over
MPs had a late one in the Commons last night debating the government’s minimum service levels bill. Despite…
Minimum service levels bill passes third reading unamended by 315 votes to 246
The government’s minimum service levels bill has passed its third reading unamended, with MPs voting in favour of…
“Very serious questions” for Sunak over Zahawi tax affair, Thomas-Symonds says
Nick Thomas-Symonds has declared that Rishi Sunak has “very serious questions” to answer about what he knew about…
The minimum service levels bill returns to parliament amid a torrent of criticism
The government’s minimum service levels bill is due to go through its remaining stages in the House of…
Ambulance unions continue to clash with ministers as new strike dates announced
Unite has announced ten further days of strikes by its members in the ambulance service, with the union warning that…
