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War, energy disruption and global instability are pushing up household bills. Yet British politics still avoids an honest conversation about the geopolitical roots of the cost-of-living crisis.
Millions are locked out of affordable credit. A Fair Banking Act would expand access, boost enterprise and tackle inequality says Gareth Thomas MP.
Labour is under pressure from left and right. A bold overhaul of property taxes could cut bills for most households, unite voters, and prove the party is serious about fairness.
The government is set to announce a change in how business rates are calculated for pubs, following a campaign from industry groups and MPs.
Fixing growth is not an alternative to focusing on the cost of living. It's an essential element of doing so.
Tribune MPs argue Labour must challenge a broken economic model and rebuild the economy to serve people, not powerful interests.
Government plans to tax inherited farmland have been watered down following months of protests by farmers and concern from backbenchers. The individual threshold for a 20% tax on inherited agricultural or business assets will be increased…
Fiscal rules should help us make good decisions not trap us in a cycle of speculation. We must shift from narrow short-term metrics towards long-term economic health.
Labour will pass two-child benefit cap repeal with ease, but without a clear public case it risks repeating the winter fuel payment debacle.
Labour members believe Coalition-era austerity and Britain's departure from the EU are the two main factors behind the UK's economic woes.
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For a fair system where politicians are accountable to the public, not just those who bankroll them we need limits on political donations.
