Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds addresses party conference – his speech in full
Jonathan Reynolds sets out Labour’s plans to support business and workers, protect jobs and tackle bogus self-employment.
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Jonathan Reynolds sets out Labour’s plans to support business and workers, protect jobs and tackle bogus self-employment.
Wes Streeting has confirmed that he plans to stand for Labour leader in a future contest
Streeting’s speech will inevitably be read as a leadership pitch, and he is far too politically astute not to know that. But its significance should outlast the leadership gossip cycle
Neil Duncan-Jordan, Chris Hinchliff, Brian Leishman, and Rachael Maskell have all had the Labour whip restored today.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has dominated the morning airwaves more than any other government minister since Labour returned to power.
Steelworkers are owed a thriving domestic steel industry. Entire communities, as well as our climate’s future, depend on it. This Labour government must renationalise UK steel.
As Labour conference continues into its third day, here are five key events you shouldn’t miss:
A new deal for Port Talbot's steel workers has been agreed between the government, Tata Steel and trade unions – which the Business Secretary said will give "hope" for Wales' steelmaking industry.
Angela Rayner has pledged "a new era of partnership" following a meeting between the government, trade unions and business leaders to discuss Labour's plans to strengthen workers' rights and "make work pay".
The Labour government has overhauled the way the minimum wage is set to ensure for the first time that the cost of living is taken into account, delivering on one of the party's manifesto commitments.
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has called for a “decisive break with austerity” and an early government commitment to Northern Powerhouse, while Unite leader Sharon Graham has warned Labour must “borrow to invest”.
With a general election approaching fast, join LabourList and research and policy consultancy WPI Strategy for drinks, networking and discussion of what’s to come on Monday, 4th March from 5:30pm at a Westminster venue.