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What remained of the welfare reform bill scraped through the Commons yesterday. The government had been banking on significant savings to the disability benefit bill. But following stiff opposition from the backbenches, these savings have…
The vote shows supporters and voters MPs aren't all the same and that campaigns in democratic politics can actually work, argues editor Tom Belger.
Ministers and aides will be hoping a significant retreat on welfare reforms today will win round enough rebels to get legislation through the Commons next week, but questions over whether heads should roll – and which – are likely to…
Detailed documents outlining Labour's missions have been deleted from the party's website, begging the question of whether they will join the online dashboard in being quietly shelved.
Yesterday was a good day for Labour but it was only the end of the beginning for this government. Now the hard work starts.
The government's u-turn on winter fuel has sparked fears there could be more welfare cuts amid a scramble for cash as a members poll shows the unpopularity of the two-child benefit cap.
Gloom is setting in among Labour MPs amid fears of swingeing cuts to some departmental budgets next week, with one saying they are "resigned" to unavoidable spending restraint but others issuing last-ditch pleas to shake up Labour's fiscal…
Almost all cabinet ministers have seen a bump in approval ratings among Labour members over the past two months despite the party's difficult local election campaign, exclusive polling by Survation for LabourList reveals. The average…
Labour is unable to balance its books this year, and will need "at least £4 million" to fight elections in 2026, LabourList can reveal.
To confront this perilous political moment, social democrats in Britain need both ideological self-confidence and new intellectual resources to draw upon.
Defeated Labour council candidates blame winter fuel payment cuts for party's defeat in Doncaster
