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…
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‘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…
Who are the Labour Senedd members who are standing down at next election?
The next Senedd election is still over a year away, but a large number of Labour members have…
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…
New Fabians general secretary on Starmerism, the far right, and being called a Red Prince
Speaking to LabourList from inside the Fabian Society’s HQ in a Westminster townhouse, the think tank’s new general…
