Labour

Why pensioners will rally at Westminster on Monday against winter fuel cuts

National Pensioners Convention general secretary JAN SHORTT says Rachel Reeves must drop her dangerous attack on Britain's pensioners

Features | Saturday 05th Oct 2024

‘Bidenomics’ to austerity 2.0: what should we expect from the Budget?

Features | Saturday 05th Oct 2024

Pushing prisoners onto the streets

Britain | Friday 04th Oct 2024

Assisted dying vote suits Labour's cost-cutting agenda, disability campaigner warns

Friday 04th Oct 2024

Cable Street 88 years on: battling fascists then and now

DAVID ROSENBERG assesses the far-right threat in the wake of the summer's Islamophobic pogroms and asks what lessons we can learn from the 1930s

Friday 04th Oct 2024

TUC urges Labour to set out long-term economic plan

LABOUR must urgently end short-termism and deliver an investment boost and a long-term plan for economic renewal, the TUC says in its Budget submis

Thursday 03rd Oct 2024

‘Too little too late’ as Starmer scrambles to pay back £6,000 in donor freebies

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer was accused of doing “too little too late” today as he scrambled to pay back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and ho

Thursday 03rd Oct 2024

Starmer's government has ordered 100 spy flights over Gaza to aid Israel, investigation reveals

THE Labour government has ordered 100 spy flights over Gaza to aid Israeli intelligence, an investigation by Declassified UK revealed today.

Thursday 03rd Oct 2024

Mourners for Shrewsbury 24's Arthur Murray urge Starmer to release secret files

MOURNERS for wrongfully jailed former construction worker Arthur Murray have urged the Prime Minister to release secret government files relating t

Thursday 03rd Oct 2024

Labour posturing: tough choices or easy money?

Labour’s refusal to challenge banking profits or tax the rich exposes its painfully hollow rhetoric of ‘tough choices,’ while the trousering of freebies and schmoozing the gambling industry undermines its basic integrity, argues BERNIE EVANS

Wednesday 02nd Oct 2024

Britain ‘emboldening’ Israel to commit further atrocities

Starmer accused of hypocrisy for quickly condemning Iran’s missile attack on Israel, but not condeming Israel’s genocide in Gaza, strikes on the Iranian embassy, or attacks on civilians in Lebanon

Wednesday 02nd Oct 2024

Eyes Left From freebie frocks to foreign policy, conference only exposed the cracks in Starmer’s project

The lack of serious debate on electoral weakness and key policy issues only made the disconnect between the leadership’s austerity agenda and the concerns of the party’s rank-and-file more blatant, writes ANDREW MURRAY

Tuesday 01st Oct 2024

Editorial: Farage haunts Tory conference as a hard right government haunts Britain’s future

THE shadow of Nigel Farage hangs heavy over the Tory conference in Birmingham.

Tuesday 01st Oct 2024

The thorny legacy of the Scotland Office

Unwanted, imposed Tory interventions on Scotland fuelled demands for devolution, and today Labour risks repeating past mistakes if Ian Murray seeks to bypass Holyrood on spending, warns PAULINE BRYAN

Labour

Why pensioners will rally at Westminster on Monday against winter fuel cuts

National Pensioners Convention general secretary JAN SHORTT says Rachel Reeves must drop her dangerous attack on Britain's pensioners

‘Bidenomics’ to austerity 2.0: what should we expect from the Budget?

Pushing prisoners onto the streets

Assisted dying vote suits Labour's cost-cutting agenda, disability campaigner warns

Cable Street 88 years on: battling fascists then and now

DAVID ROSENBERG assesses the far-right threat in the wake of the summer's Islamophobic pogroms and asks what lessons we can learn from the 1930s

TUC urges Labour to set out long-term economic plan

LABOUR must urgently end short-termism and deliver an investment boost and a long-term plan for economic renewal, the TUC says in its Budget submis

‘Too little too late’ as Starmer scrambles to pay back £6,000 in donor freebies

PRIME Minister Sir Keir Starmer was accused of doing “too little too late” today as he scrambled to pay back more than £6,000 worth of gifts and ho

Starmer's government has ordered 100 spy flights over Gaza to aid Israel, investigation reveals

THE Labour government has ordered 100 spy flights over Gaza to aid Israeli intelligence, an investigation by Declassified UK revealed today.

Mourners for Shrewsbury 24's Arthur Murray urge Starmer to release secret files

MOURNERS for wrongfully jailed former construction worker Arthur Murray have urged the Prime Minister to release secret government files relating t

Labour posturing: tough choices or easy money?

Labour’s refusal to challenge banking profits or tax the rich exposes its painfully hollow rhetoric of ‘tough choices,’ while the trousering of freebies and schmoozing the gambling industry undermines its basic integrity, argues BERNIE EVANS

Britain ‘emboldening’ Israel to commit further atrocities

Starmer accused of hypocrisy for quickly condemning Iran’s missile attack on Israel, but not condeming Israel’s genocide in Gaza, strikes on the Iranian embassy, or attacks on civilians in Lebanon

Eyes Left From freebie frocks to foreign policy, conference only exposed the cracks in Starmer’s project

The lack of serious debate on electoral weakness and key policy issues only made the disconnect between the leadership’s austerity agenda and the concerns of the party’s rank-and-file more blatant, writes ANDREW MURRAY

Editorial: Farage haunts Tory conference as a hard right government haunts Britain’s future

THE shadow of Nigel Farage hangs heavy over the Tory conference in Birmingham.

The thorny legacy of the Scotland Office

Unwanted, imposed Tory interventions on Scotland fuelled demands for devolution, and today Labour risks repeating past mistakes if Ian Murray seeks to bypass Holyrood on spending, warns PAULINE BRYAN

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