Wes Streeting

Wefare reforms should be judged by whether fewer people become sick, can remain in work and live without bearing additional costs they cannot absorb themselves.

There are both tensions and overlaps between Streeting's Blairism and Burnham's Manchesterism which will be played out in defence spending.

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Former Health Secretary Wes Streeting will no longer stand to become Labour leader and has endorsed Andy Burnham to succeed Keir Starmer.

What would a good transition look like? Emma Burnell on what need to happen next to ensure the party and the government succeed.

Politicians hate - rightly - to be seen as taking anything for granted. But they also need to be prepared for what might come.

The fight against endometriosis is not simply a women’s issue. It is a matter of fairness, equality and justice.

A shadow leadership contest has already started, arguably the most interesting aspect is the battleground it plays out on...

The former Labour PM has decided to stick his boot in to the government with an essay. Does anyone benefit?

Tony Blair has published a highly critical essay in which he criticises various Labour policy on employment rights and net zero.

Wes Streeting said that Labour still has time to “deliver real change”, in a speech in the House of Commons.

Labour's internal rows cannot be allowed to overshadow Labour's campaign to win the Makersfield by-election.