Welfare vote: ‘Three options Rachel Reeves has to plug the fiscal gap’
What remained of the welfare reform bill scraped through the Commons yesterday. The government had been banking on…
Rachel Reeves
Women’s toilets and paternity leave: New MPs shake up Commons life
From paternity leave to women’s toilets, the 2024 intake of Labour MPs aren’t afraid to challenge traditions and…
Welfare vote: ‘Here are the failures it reveals – and three faint silver linings’
“Change isn’t easy, we’ve always known that,” a Number 10 source said just after Tuesday’s climactic welfare vote.…
Welfare vote: Which Labour MPs voted against bill or backed new amendment?
Keir Starmer may have averted the total humiliation of defeat on the government’s controversial welfare reform bill, but…
‘Welfare reforms still mean a climate of fear. Changes are too little, too late’
Let’s face facts: the government’s benefit cuts bill has been a complete disaster. Even with the recent ‘concessions’,…
Labour’s First Year: Three mythbusters to use on the doorstep
It’s been a year since Labour took office. A lot has changed, and as members we see that…
Which ministers have done the most and fewest broadcast rounds in year one?
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has dominated the morning airwaves more than any other government minister since Labour returned…
‘The tap end is getting hotter – and Welsh Labour might get burned’
The compelling TV series, Succession, is meant to be a satire. But its biting observations of how power…
Jo Stevens and Eluned Morgan interviews on ‘overblown’ welfare civil war claims, Sennedd elections and Plaid ‘fantasists’
Media suggestions of a civil war in the Labour Party over controversial welfare reforms are “overblown”, according to…
Poll: Majority of Labour members want party to move to the left
A majority of Labour members want the party to move to the left, according to exclusive polling by…
