Revealed: The key changes planned to Labour’s policies at crunch summit
Labour policy chiefs are recommending the party makes more than 100 changes to a draft blueprint setting out…
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Labour’s £1.5bn private school tax windfall leaves education cash to spare
Good morning on a busy day in Labourland. First up, the party’s education team will be cheering a…
‘Many voters don’t know Starmer or his policies – but he can still win a landslide’
Labour are now odds-on favourites to win the next election. Starmer leads Sunak on nearly every important electoral…
Should government departments have CEOs? Our new report makes the case
New governments need to make a splash, to make changes, to make their mark. The first 100 days…
Teachers have no faith in government to handle Covid, NEU survey finds
Faith in the government among teaching staff is at rock bottom according to new research from the National…
Richard Leonard: My 10 point plan for progressive change in Scotland
As ballots open today, it is clear now more than ever that Scotland needs a united Labour Party…
Richard Burgon: May has sacked another justice secretary but Tories’ record remains one of cuts and privatisation
No-one in the legal profession will have mourned the passing of Liz Truss’s time at the Ministry of…
Kensington is a tale of two cities – Corbyn statement after visiting tower block blaze
This is the full statement published by Jeremy Corbyn following his visit to the scene of the Grenfell…
Whatever the result on June 8, simply growing the membership is not the answer
I recall in the weeks and months that followed defeat in 2010, Harriet Harman, the Labour party’s interim…
Luciana Berger: People with mental health problems deserve better than “I’m sorry, I haven’t a clue”
One of the roles of an Opposition Member of Parliament is to hold Government ministers to account. We…
