Paul Nowak: ‘Unions will stand firm in our defence of the right to strike for every worker’
‘The right to strike is a fundamental British freedom. Strikes are what won workers the 8-hour working day and equal pay for women.’
Opinion
What happened to all the trade agreements Brexiteers promised?
Many of the agreements are ‘continuity’ or ‘rollover’ agreements, which replicate the deals we already had previously as members of the EU.
Diane Abbott MP: The Tory civil war has valuable lessons for the Labour Party
‘The civil war is limited in scope, but it is nevertheless vicious’
Housing Column: Labour must not try to out Tory the Tories on the Green Belt
‘Brownfield sites alone will “almost certainly never be enough to meet the country’s housing need”.
Labour must use its growth mission to reshape Britain
‘The question of how we raise the funds for our ambitious plans will be absolutely critical to the success of a Starmer government.’
The growth of the finance industry is strangling the UK economy
‘In pursuit of the high returns in the shortest possible time, the finance industry has moved into the high street.’
The forgotten millions who deserve a voice
17% of eligible voters in the UK are not correctly registered to vote. This represents as many as 9.4 million people.
Lee Anderson’s 5 most outrageous moments
’30p Lee’ has made plenty of unbelievable comments over the years
Here’s what’s wrong with the current windfall tax
Today BP announced that its annual profits more than doubled to £23bn in 2022, while last week oil and gas giant Shell announced eye-watering profits of £32.2bn, its highest in 115 years.
It’s time to build an economy that works for everyone
We need a new approach, not just to energy, but our whole economy – one that puts people before profit