John Healey addresses party conference for first time as Chancellor – his speech in full
John Healey sets out his economic vision as Chancellor, focusing on fiscal discipline, industrialisation and renewed hope for Britain.
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Louise Haigh sets out plans to reform government – her speech in full
First Secretary sets out plans to reform government, bring public services back in-house, whilst supporting British jobs and skills.
Party chair Bridget Phillipson addresses conference – her speech in full
Bridget Phillipson sets out her vision for a fairer Britain.
John Healey sees approval dip among Labour members ahead of Budget
Chancellor John Healey has seen his approval rating among Labour members plummet since he first entered Number 11, exclusive polling for LabourList has found.
‘Five things the Labour Chancellor should do to deliver good growth in every postcode’
Thes five ideas will help the new Labour Chancellor can make a strong start and set a firm direction of travel for the UK economy.
Which Labour minister performed the most broadcast rounds in Starmer’s government?
Extensive LabourList analysis of broadcast rounds since July 2024 reveals the minister sent out to bat the most in Starmer's government.
Labour’s quiet in–sourcing revolution – and where Burnham could take it
If socialism is ‘what Labour does’, this government’s has often been watered down and whispered. This is certainly true of the ‘biggest wave of in–sourcing in a generation’, a Corbyn–era policy curiously re–endorsed in 2024. Ministers have…
What are Labour’s newest MPs proudest of two years into government?
As Labour marks two years in government, its newest MPs are beginning to build their own records in Westminster and back home in their constituencies. LabourList asked members of the 2024 intake what they are proudest of personally…
Rachel Reeves pledges £13.5 million investment in former industrial heartlands
New funding for former industrial areas including Cowdenbeath in West Fife, St Helens in Merseyside and Seven Sisters in Neath Port Talbot.
‘Spend big! The public might not be as opposed as you think’
Jan Eichhorn argues that governments are not thanked for being too fiscally cautious. And in fact the public is a lot more nuanced on debt.
‘In the workplace, in the home, in public services – our Labour government is transforming women’s lives’
Our economy, healthcare system, labour market and institutional structures have discriminated against women for years. But Labour is changing women's lives.
Who benefits from Blair’s essay?
The former Labour PM has decided to stick his boot in to the government with an essay. Does anyone benefit?