News Miatta Fahnbulleh on voters’ key test in 2029, Parliament’s ‘unsaid rules’, learning from Harman and reaching net zero Cutting energy bills is critical for Labour’s success at the ballot box at the next general election, the… Daniel Green 3 months ago
Comment Ed Miliband’s ‘New Era of Clean Electricity’ can win voters – as long as it cuts energy bills’ Even the most ardent Labour supporter would have to admit that the first five months of the new… James Seabridge 5 months ago
Comment Winter fuel allowance: ‘Why I’m urging the government to think again on cuts’ We don’t chose our inheritance, but we are responsible for shaping our future. After years of neglect, Labour… Rachael Maskell 9 months ago
Comment ‘Voters don’t know Labour’s plans on the cost of living. A clearer offer is needed’ The general election will be a cost-of-living election. But ask most voters what any of the major parties… Matthew McGregor 1 year ago
Comment ‘Here’s how Labour can cut costs for low-income families – within its fiscal rules’ Inflation may have fallen in recent months, but the cost-of-living crisis is still squeezing family finances. For some… Ben Cooper 1 year ago
Comment ‘Our report shows Labour must take a bolder stance on the cost of living’ The summer recess is often known as ‘silly season’, but this summer has felt particularly stupid. Around a… Kate Dearden 1 year ago
News Two-thirds back taxes on wealthy to fund cost-of-living support, report finds Almost two-thirds of voters support funding further cost-of-living support through taxes on the wealthy, a new report has… Katie Neame 1 year ago
News Public energy company could generate £140bn by 2040, TUC analysis claims A publicly-owned energy company could generate a “mammoth” £140bn for the UK economy by 2040 if provided with… Katie Neame 1 year ago
News Labour launches plan to “revitalise” high streets after 13 years of Tory “failure” Keir Starmer has declared that British businesses have been “held back by 13 years of Tory economic failure”… Katie Neame 2 years ago
Comment Hunt’s tinkering fails to offer the radical economic change that Britain needs Thanks to nothing but good luck, Jeremy Hunt enters today’s Budget a little richer than he expected. First,… Josh Simons & Kevin Ferriter 2 years ago