‘Thames Water creditors’ sewage deal will not wash with customers’
In Roald Dahl’s “Matilda” the headteacher Miss Trunchbull who throws children across the playground gets away with it…
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‘On devolution, Labour is on the wrong lines’
When you are elected on a pledge of “change”, however vague the term, and then carry on trotting…
Fire, Farage and his first anniversary in post: LabourList interviews FBU General Secretary Steve Wright
The headquarters of the Fire Brigades Union has a poignant reminder of the job’s cost, with the names…
‘Britain isn’t talking honestly about how geopolitics is driving the cost-of-living crisis’
The Prime Minister’s critics say he is too focused on foreign policy. They’re wrong. His real mistake is…
‘A fair banking act is essential to expand access to affordable credit’
Access to affordable finance can unlock the potential of businesses across the UK, helping them grow and thrive.…
Could Musk’s social media platform go X-tinct in Britain?
Whether social media has been a net positive or negative thing for our society will be an essay…
Sponsored: ‘The Animal Welfare Strategy: Turning promises into progress for animals’
SPONSORED The Government brought 2025 to a close by unveiling its Animal Welfare Strategy, promising to ‘deliver…
‘Lord Wolfson’s continuing role as Shadow Attorney General is a test of Badenoch – and the Tories – integrity’
The Wolfson issue, which has emerged in recent days ,is not something I would normally comment on as…
‘To last, the child poverty strategy must be grounded in human rights’
When Rachel Reeves defended the Labour Government’s decision to scrap the two-child limit, she was clear about the…
‘Labour has a strong story to tell about its progress on tackling hunger & hardship’
How has 2026 begun for the Labour government? With jaw-dropping international news, dire polls and deep public distrust…
