‘Voters don’t want de-regulation. They want government to have their back’
Last month in Liverpool, the Prime Minister pledged to deliver greater control of the economy. Again and again,…
Regulation
‘Labour can be bold and electable. And our water industry demands boldness’
From climate to the cost of living, Labour is called on to be bold. Yet always there is…
‘Fair rules on sewage or pay aren’t “red tape”. Labour must strengthen them’
Labour’s offering for the next general election is rooted in the idea that the basics in Britain aren’t…
Tom Copley: Tory ministers behind the curve on regulating Airbnb economy
The huge growth in the sharing economy has caught the government on the back foot and radically transformed…
Labour was born out of the industrial revolution – now it must realise Wilson’s vision and champion the digital future
Labour has always been a party of industry. It was born out of the white heat of the…
Reveal which workers’ rights you plan to scrap, Benn and Eagle tell Outers
Hilary Benn and Angela Eagle today demand Leave campaigners reveal which workers’ rights would be binned in the…
Labour calls on Whittingdale to lose power over press regulation after relationship with sex worker revealed
Maria Eagle has called on John Whittingdale to “step back” from his responsibility for newspaper regulation after he admitted…
Creagh: Labour is pro-business – but let regulators do their job
This Tory government has embarked with great fanfare on a drive to reduce the burden of regulation on…
Miliband recorded calling for “fight back” against hostile newspapers at donor dinner
According to a recording obtained by the Financial Times, Ed Miliband told an audience of party donors at…
Only “very stupid” think press regulation should go beyond big media, argues Tom Watson
At 3pm today, the deadline arrives for changes to the clauses around Leveson. Of particular concern is the…
