‘Welfare reform is not a betrayal of Labour values – it’s their fulfilment’
The creation of the modern welfare state by the 1945 Labour government remains one of the party’s proudest…
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Next election date: Should we read anything into this internal party memo?
Everyone’s favourite game is trying to work out the date of the next general election – and an…
Labour Women’s Network joins backlash over women’s conference delay
The Labour Women’s Network (LWN) has voiced its “regret” at the party’s decision to delay its women’s conference,…
Will the winter fuel cuts rowback quieten welfare reform rebels – or embolden them?
Keir Starmer looks set to row back on cuts to winter fuel payments, in what will be widely…
‘UK publishing is a soft power success story. Labour must back it’
SPONSORED If you visit Bath this summer you might be forgiven for thinking you’ve stepped back in time…
Revealed: Labour’s financial woes as party unable to balance books this year
Labour is unable to balance its books this year, and will need “at least £4 million” to fight…
Revealed: Party set to flout rulebook by shelving equality reforms over ‘£3m cost’
Labour is set to ignore its rulebook by again shelving plans for new party committees and conferences for…
‘Today’s bill gives disabled workers one simple change to stay in jobs they love’
I loved the years I spent as disability officer at the country’s biggest trade union. But the bit…
‘Labour should be unafraid to stand up to Tories and Reform over EU deal’
There are many fights that the Labour movement can have, but geography shouldn’t be one of them. For…
‘Driving uptake of sugar-free gum could help save dental services £194 million annually’
SPONSORED We all know that oral health is a major concern for thousands of people across the country,…
