Jacinda Ardern and the Labour landslide: 5 experts on a historic New Zealand election
“Labour is looking like the natural party of government in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ardern has her mandate — now she needs to deliver.”
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INTERVIEW: Prem Sikka on joining the House of Lords as a socialist academic
Left Foot Forward speaks to the writer and Corbyn appointee as he joins the second chamber.
Starmer’s Labour shrugs off Unite cut in funding
The party could become more reliant on wealthy donors as a result of the decision from its biggest financial backer.
Adam Price MS: Wales is on a path towards independence
The Plaid Cymru leader sets out his vision for Wales, following the party’s virtual conference.
General Secretary candidate Christina McAnea: New direction for Unison as biggest union marks ‘end of an era’
The front-runner on national industrial action, Unison’s relationship with Labour, and far-left ‘gesture politics’.
Let trade unions in, Welsh Government tells employers receiving public cash
13,000 business owners using the Economic Resilience Fund are being urged to work with unions. Imagine if the UK government did the same?
7 highlights from Keir Starmer’s Labour Connected speech
The Labour leader was deliberately unsubtle in distancing himself from the Corbyn years
Andrew Fisher: Socialists in the Labour party should stay and fight
As discontent grows on the Labour left, those who backed Corbyn still have a key role, writes Jeremy Corbyn’s former head of policy.
EXCLUSIVE: “Unions and employers are meeting all the time. The only empty chairs are for ministers” – TUC leader
We speak to the trade union movement leader about bad bosses, Brexit law-breaking – and her experience of working with the Tories.
“Spine chilling”: Former Counter-Terrorism boss on attempt to reclassify Extinction Rebellion as organised crime gang
Shock as government hints at reclassifying Extinction Rebellion.