‘Rising water bills and the sewage crisis show firms should be nationalised now’
The water regulator Ofwat has recommended bill rises of 21% over the next five years. Consumers will rightfully…
Rachel Reeves
‘Reform, Greens, independents. How Labour wins voters it lost out on in 2024’
The electoral landscape of Britain has been set for the next five years, ushering in a historic Labour…
‘Lib-Lab cooperation can’t wait till 2029. It should start with social care reform’
It is tempting to regard last week’s general election result as a belated tribute to the late David…
Reed vows to ‘clean up’ water industry as Ofwat backs 21% price hikes
Environment Secretary Steve Reed has committed to “clean up” the water industry to cut sewage pollution as regulator…
‘Aldershot’s had Tory MPs since 1918. Our win shows Labour can win anywhere’
Friday 5 July, 03.15. The Returning Officer says: “I hear-by declare Alex Baker duly elected as the Member…
‘Miliband’s onshore wind risks NIMBY and bureaucratic hurdles – but it’s vital’
Across the UK, regions renowned for natural beauty, from West Wales to West Durham, lies a paradox at…
Revealed: Labour gained more than 30 of its so-called ‘non-battleground’ seats
Labour gained more than 30 of the seats it identified as being ‘non-battlegrounds’ at the general election, LabourList…
Starmer at NATO summit: ‘What will be the UK’s global role under Labour?’
All parties campaign on domestic politics, yet the in-tray for the new Labour government is crowded with international…
‘Are Labour’s water and sewage policies enough to stop the coming sh*t storm?’
Labour’s long march to power ended this week. Alongside party-gate and Liz Truss’ mini-budget, the ‘Tory sewage scandal’…
Cabinet and frontbench minister appointments: Live updates as government announcements continue
Prime Minister Keir Starmer continues to make appointments to top roles in government, as the new Labour administration’s…
