‘Labour must not chase coat-tails of anti-migrant right’
On Westminster Bridge poor young men play the three card trick to trap wealthy tourists. In America there…
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Exclusive: Only 1 in 20 manifesto policies are ‘quick wins’, analysis suggests
Under 5% of the policies in Labour’s 2024 general election-winning manifesto are “quick wins”, LabourList analysis of a…
Usdaw leadership election looms as Paddy Lillis to retire – after Christina McAnea warns ‘no vacancy’ at Unison
The general secretary of retail workers’ union Usdaw Paddy Lillis will step down in July, the Labour-affiliated union…
‘The asylum bill revolt is no surprise. It continues cruel anti-migrant policies’
February has brought with it the Border Security, Immigration and Asylum Bill – Labour’s plan for our asylum…
Ukraine: ‘Voters back spending 3% on defence – but not higher taxes to fund it’
When US Defence Secretary Peter Hegseth spoke at a meeting of defence ministers in Munich last week, he left…
‘Welsh Labour prepares to fight or fall in the culture war as Reform threat looms’
“No, I won’t be voting Labour. They don’t even know what a woman is.” The door slams in…
Most Labour voters back PM on Ukraine troops – but many Reform voters don’t
The majority of Labour voters support British soldiers being stationed in Ukraine in the event of a peace…
‘Reform UK is attracting a coalition of pessimistic voters – Labour must be the party of action’
Reform UK’s support is growing. Over the last few weeks in polls from YouGov, More in Common, and…
‘Trump’s presidency is a brutal application of raw political power – but one we have to engage with’
No one can say they weren’t warned. Yet even seasoned politicos in Washington DC have been left stunned…
Diane Abbott: ‘What WhatsApp scandal says about how Labour sees its voters’
Andrew Gwynne MP and his WhatsApp discussion group has exploded into the news. The group traded racist, sexist…
