Current leadership is ‘killing Labour’, Neal Lawson argues in damning article
Factional operators have undermined Labour in government, the Compass director has argued.
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How right-wing attacks have led to resignations at the BBC
“This is the most abysmal, pathetic thing. The BBC head resigning because the corporation is not supine *enough* to the far-right.”
Who is Dave Calfe – the new general secretary of ASLEF?
Dave Calfe is taking over from Mick Whelan
Fire Brigades Union slams Reform in Kent for causing “threat to public safety”
Reform UK’s councillor suspensions have left the council’s fire authority unable to function properly
Resident doctors strikes: Everything you need to know
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Labour restores whip to four MPs who voted against welfare cuts
‘There will always be disagreements in politics, what defines us is how we resolve them.’
Calls grow for unlimited free bus travel for vulnerable groups to be made permanent in Greater Manchester
Campaigners describe lifting the restrictions as “a simple, practical step towards greater inclusion and belonging,” helping everyone feel like a valued part of society.
Rupert Murdoch’s Times humiliated over fake interviews
Calls have been made for the press regulator to investigate “systematic failings which lead publishers to keep running fake, likely AI-generated, PR content.”
Robert Jenrick called out for ‘mean spirited’ hypocrisy
“There’s nothing he won’t do to get attention.”
Labour’s new deputy leader Lucy Powell says party must not break tax manifesto promise
Powell has also repeated her call for the two-child limit to be lifted “in full”