‘Starmer should believe the polls – and get ready to deliver in the first 100 days’
If this evening’s exit poll is to be believed – and I see no reason to doubt it – Sir Keir Starmer is in the process of leading Labour to an astonishing victory.
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If this evening’s exit poll is to be believed – and I see no reason to doubt it – Sir Keir Starmer is in the process of leading Labour to an astonishing victory.
Rachel Reeves has said it is "really exciting" seeing the areas Labour is now "competitive" at this general election, revealing that she has been campaigning in seats that on paper should be ultra-safe for the Conservatives.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has argued that there is "more to economic policy than tax and spend", using an interview with LabourList to criticise "cynicism" about Labour's hopes of growing the economy.
A candidate suspended by Scottish Labour over alleged social media posts questioning whether Russia was behind the Salisbury attack will remain on the ballot paper on polling day, with the suspension coming too late to select a new…
Rachel Reeves has declared that Labour's plan for growth is "about making Britain better off" ahead of the reannouncement of the party's pledge to create 650,000 new jobs through its green investment plans.
Starmer has taken Labour back to Tony Blair’s third way social democracy but I believe the 2024 manifesto does contain some radical policy proposals.
Whether out on the doorstep or on the airwaves, this is a manifesto Labour can promote with confidence.
A leading think tank has blasted Labour's general election manifesto as offering "no indication" of how it would source funds for many key pledges.
A Conservative cabinet minister appeared to acknowledge the dire state of the Tory general election campaign as he urged the electorate not to vote in Labour with a thumping supermajority.
Rachel Reeves claimed Labour has "no plans" to increase capital gains tax (CGT) in government - despite rampant speculation that a rise has not been ruled out.
This week, Labour missed the perfect opportunity to recommit themselves to a campaign backed by overwhelming numbers of parliamentary candidates, and indeed many on the frontbench.
Labour shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves vows to “bring growth back to Britain”, in an election speech you can watch or read back live or later here.