100 hospital catering staff sacked after working through pandemic
Those who remain have had their hours cut.
Movement Politics
How Labour can win back the ‘Red Wall’
The author of a new book on Labour’s lost heartlands looks at what Keir Starmer can do to turn things around. Pic: Durham, where the Conservatives now hold three seats.
Starmer refuses to back tax rises on the rich to pay for Covid response
It’s a marked shift in rhetoric from the Corbyn era.
Independence to be debated ‘for the first time ever’ in the Welsh Parliament
“Support for Welsh independence is on the rise. The people of Wales are waking up to the idea that there is another way,” said Adam Price MS.
This 25 year old black activist is changing how protests are monitored in the UK
LFF speaks to Ife Thompson, the barrister who founded Black Protest Legal Support amid the Black Lives Matter movement.
This small change in Labour’s internal elections could make waves
Tuesday’s NEC decision was a victory for Starmer, but more importantly a victory for members, writes Cathleen Clarke.
Analysis: Would pushing Lib Dems to the Left be an electoral success for Layla Moran?
Will they attract Corbyn supporters?
To take on this racist government, we need to build a movement in every community
People are rightly burning with anger and despair at racial injustice.
LGBT+ liberation veterans to defy ban on gatherings with march to ‘reclaim Pride’
March celebrates 50th anniversary of London Gay Liberation Front, as protesters in their 70s and 80s put ‘politics back into Pride’ with five demands.
How Labour held Jacob Rees-Mogg’s seat – and what it means for the next election
In 2005, Labour held the rural seat Jacob Rees-Mogg would later take. After a damning review of Labour’s 2019 result, here’s some lessons from the campaign.