Labour reshuffle: Starmer unveils 12 more junior shadow ministers
Labour leader Keir Starmer’s reshuffle of his top team has continued, with yesterday’s shadow cabinet shakeup followed by…
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Labour reshuffle news: Full shadow cabinet and frontbench as shakeup unfolds
Labour leader Keir Starmer has begun shaking up his shadow cabinet and frontbench in a long-anticipated reshuffle today,…
How the struggles of MPs’ caseworkers have intensified during the pandemic
MPs have a team of people who support them in their work – usually no more than four…
Clear the Lobby: The week ahead in Parliament
The House rises again tomorrow, and brings with it a relatively busy week. Highlights include a law to…
Our community energy company is rolling back privatisation – and we even signed up Jeremy Corbyn as a customer
Robin Hood Energy is the first, not-for-profit energy company set up by a local authority since 1948 when…
Afzal Khan: Let’s listen to the voices of two million people left out of boundary review
The government decided to draw constituency boundaries on the basis of an electorate that is far lower than…
Luke Akehurst: We will try to find common ground in party democracy review – but registered supporters must go
In terms of Labour Party history it’s not surprising or unusual that Jeremy Corbyn has initiated a review…
PMQs: Leaders trade stats over tax but Nandy confronts May over abuse warnings
Westminster is dominated by debate over sexual misconduct but this was a debate in which some of the…
A campaign which aimed to “take back control” must not mean more power for politicians rather than the people
As we get further along in the process of leaving the European Union what is becoming increasingly clear…
Rushanara Ali: British MPs must pile more pressure on Burma to end the shameful violence against the Rohingya
On Wednesday morning, the United Nations’ human rights office published their latest report into the persecution of Rohingya…
