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Labour’s current fiscal rules prevent the investment sorely needed for public services
This week a group of eight senior economists echoed the unions’ warning, arguing that fiscal plans inherited by Labour will reduce investment spending as a share of GDP, repeat earlier mistakes, backfire and undermine growth.
This is what public sector workers need from the Labour government
“A strong economy is not possible without a strong public sector”
Kemi Badenoch brutally mocked for claiming that she ‘became working class after working in McDonald’s’
‘This is unintentionally hilarious. She has zero self awareness’
Ed Davey tells party conference Lib Dems will ‘finish the job’ of ousting Tory MPs from parliament
Davey also called for the NHS to be made ‘winterproof’
Nigel Farage’s second-job earnings plastered all over Clacton billboard by campaign group Led by Donkeys
The billboard from Led By Donkeys says that Farage has made £132,713 from 4 July to August 4.
Claire Young MP: Lib Dems will provide ‘constructive opposition’ to Labour
At Lib Dem conference, we spoke to the new MP Claire Young
Nigel Farage shared stage with far-right Austrian leader who opposes Russian sanctions
One of Farage’s warm-up acts was Harald Vilimsky, a leading figure in Austria’s far-right Freedom Party
Paul Nowak: This year’s TUC Congress is the beginning of a real positive shift in Britain’s workplaces
Knowing that we will finally ban zero-hour contracts, end fire-and-rehire and repeal anti-strike laws made the atmosphere in Brighton so different from last year’s Congress – or any Congress in the last decade.
Notes from Lib Dem Conference 2024 part 2
Long time Lib Dem activist David Grace looks at the fringe meetings at this year’s conference
Bobby Dean MP: Lib Dems are ‘tentatively supportive’ of Labour government’s agenda
The new Lib Dem MP also said he was “sceptical about some of the mood music”