Labour ditches nationalisation pledge

Party accused of ‘funnelling public profit to shareholders’ as Reeves confirms public ownership plans have been scrapped

Greater Manchester buses to be brought under public control

A REFORM to bus services across northern England can go ahead after a legal challenge against it was rejected, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnha

Families pushed to the edge by childcare costs

THE cost of summer childcare is “pushing families to the edge,” the TUC has warned, as its new report reveals that six weeks’ worth could cost £890

Doctors for Extinction Rebellion break glass at JP Morgan's Canary Wharf offices in 'emergency' heatwave climate protest

ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners and trade unions hit out at the failure to protect the public from the heatwave today, as temperatures are expected to co

Anger mounts against inaction on climate change and heatwave emergency

Single mother goes hungry in ‘heartbreaking’ wait for cost-of-living payment

A SINGLE mother who has not eaten properly for two weeks and cries at night due to the cost-of-living crisis said that the wait for government paym

Potentially deadly heatwave set to break records

PEOPLE’S lives could be at risk, the Met Office said today as it issued the first ever red warning for extreme heat predictions.

MPs must vote down ‘pernicious’ anti-union laws, TUC urges

MPs must vote down the government’s “pernicious” anti-union measures or they will “threaten public safety,” the TUC has said as the Commons prepare

Russian diplomat clashes with Western G20 members over sanctions and resources

RUSSIA’s top diplomat clashed with his Western counterparts at a G20 meeting today as they urged the country to allow resources out of Kiev amid fe

Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe assassinated by a gunman

JAPAN’S former prime minister was assassinated by a gunman who opened fire at him from behind today as he gave a campaign speech on a street.