Scrapping two-child benefit cap ‘not a silver bullet’, think tank says
Scrapping the two-child benefit cap would not be a “silver bullet” to reducing child poverty in Britain, a…
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Labour Together’s election review: ‘Labour can only rebuild trust in politics through realistic ambition’
The introduction of Labour Together’s review into the general election contains the memorable phrase: “This Labour government has been cautiously hired, on…
Labour peer Lord Alli under investigation by House of Lords Commissioner
Labour peer Waheed Alli is under investigation from the House of Lords Commissioner of Standards. Lord Alli is…
Polling guru Sir John Curtice warns Labour victory in 2029 not guaranteed
Sir John Curtice has warned Labour that the result of the next election is not set in stone…
Starmer ‘deeply concerned’ Middle East is ‘on the brink’ following Iranian missile attack
Keir Starmer has said he is “deeply concerned” the Middle East is “on the brink” after Iran launched…
‘Why Labour needs to be the champion for non-graduates too’
The July general election result was extraordinary in many ways, not least because of the stark divide in…
‘Affordable universal benefits are still possible – just look at Wales’
Universal benefits vs means tested benefits is often where the battle for the soul of the Labour Party…
Labour to mark 100 days in office with national campaign weekend
Campaigners will mark Labour’s first 100 days in office with a weekend of canvassing across the country. Activists…
‘Coal switch off: Achieving Labour’s original energy mission’
This week marks a significant milestone in the UK’s clean energy transition. On Monday, after some 142 years,…
Canterbury MP Rosie Duffield quits Labour Party over ‘sleaze, nepotism and greed’
Rosie Duffield, MP for Canterbury, has resigned as a Labour MP, condemning “cruel and unnecessary policies” of the…
