The government must act on energy prices – or risk the future of British steel
Since Boris Johnson said steelworkers should vote for Brexit because it was “mad that we can’t cut steel…
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Anyone else feeling a sense of déjà vu? Westminster braces for the Gray report
Feeling a sense of déjà vu? Me too. After last week, it is with no small amount of…
Labour puts forward five-point plan to tackle supply chain disruption
Labour’s Ed Miliband has criticised the government for failing to tackle supply chain disruption, demanding that ministers “get…
Our plans to improve procurement will create quality jobs and raise standards
Over the last week, Labour has been setting out our new deal for working people. By boosting quality…
Cautious Starmer highlights risks being taken by Johnson on Covid and Brexit
“We are heading for a summer of chaos and confusion,” Keir Starmer has warned. He used Prime Minister’s Questions to…
The Conservatives are abandoning British farmers – but Labour is listening
Despite promising to ‘get Brexit done to support British farmers’, the government has recently signed a trade deal…
Why we need the new cross-party UK Trade and Business Commission
On January 1st this year, we saw the biggest change in our country’s trading relationships for decades when…
£37bn on test and trace, yet “no clear evidence” to judge its effectiveness
£37bn has been allocated to test and trace in England, yet there is no clear evidence that the…
Labour steps up pressure over impact of Brexit deal on UK businesses
Labour is stepping up pressure on the government by exploring and highlighting the impact of Boris Johnson’s Brexit…
How our radical thinking has helped us to build a better Wales
The last five years have been unlike any other government term in the history of devolution or in…
