Tax

On dirty money, people want fairness. They want accountability. And they want to know that the rules are enforced.

By investing in home-grown clean energy, we can cut bills, create good jobs and deliver the energy security Britain needs.

Labour activists should be very proud of what they have worked to achieve this week. And all of us should be saying so loudly.

Tax wealth, get growth. A thoughtful piece yesterday by Jeevun Sandher MP set out the economic journey the UK has been on from the world of my parents’ boomer cohort to his millennial generation. He is right that we have shifted from an…

If we want people to spend more, businesses to invest more, and places outside of London to grow, we must tax in the right way.

The Gorton and Denton by-election cannot simply be written off as “mid-term blues” says Paul Nowak. They have to make and own change.

Without further steps the bill will do little to see off the bandits trying to buy our democracy, let alone restore public trust.

Changes to business rates on pubs were welcome. But they should be the start of a far more transformative shift to Land Value Taxation.

Alcohol deaths remain high and harm costs billions, yet industry lobbying helped strip marketing restrictions from England’s 10 Year Health Plan. We need better conflict of interest guidance argues Cat Smith MP.

Keir Starmer has criticised the imposition of tariffs by the United States on nations opposing Donald Trump’s desired takeover of Greenland.

Labour is under pressure from left and right. A bold overhaul of property taxes could cut bills for most households, unite voters, and prove the party is serious about fairness.

Markus Campbell-Savours, MP for Penrith and Solway, has been suspended from the Labour Whip for voting against the an element of the Budget.