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Rachel Reeves takes swipe at Liz Truss for helping richest families pay their energy bills as she sets out support for poorest households

Basit Mahmood
Yesterday

Unlike Truss, the Chancellor has said that only the poorest households will get government support if the conflict pushes up gas and electricity charges.

A photo of the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivering the government's Spring Statement

Breaking: Reform finally drops mayoral candidate who told David Lammy to ‘go home’

Olivia Barber
Yesterday

Chris Parry has been sacked after making numerous offensive comments on social media

Reform Mayoral Candidate Chris Parry

Reform’s Kent council approves wage increase for councillors

Basit Mahmood
Yesterday

Now it turns out that the party’s council leader has broken another promise when it comes to giving members of the council a pay rise.

Reform Kent County Councillors

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Alba’s first party conference, and the emperor’s new clothes

Derek McArthur
14 September, 2021

Voters are yet to be convinced of the breakaway party led by Alex Salmond, writes Derek McArthur.

EXCLUSIVE: Claims that the SNP is not pursuing independence are ‘bollocks’, says party president

David Jamieson
14 September, 2021

“It seems to me that the dynamism within Scottish politics is there within the SNP.”

How can trade unions organise young workers? Activists share radical lessons at #TUC21

Josiah Mortimer
14 September, 2021

We can’t just wait for a Labour government to swoop in, TUC Congress hears.

Lords Committee ‘risks credibility’ by asking climate change sceptic think tank to give evidence on climate policy

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
13 September, 2021

The appointing of climate change deniers to provide expertise on environmental policy has been labelled ‘embarrassing.’

‘Applause won’t pay the bills’: Fair pay and workers’ rights in focus at #TUC21

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
13 September, 2021

Three-day weekends and ending fire and rehire – trade unionists call for urgent action to improve pay and conditions for workers.

Docto’rs Note: Has the government dropped the ball with the vaccination programme?

Dr Joe McManners
13 September, 2021

Have delays, dithering and complacency meant we have tripped up at the final vaccination programme hurdle, asks Dr Joe McManners.

TUC Congress 2021: Motions passed on Day 1

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead
13 September, 2021

Support for the cultural sector and investment in public services and pay, are among the motions already approved in Congress 2021.

The SNP is clashing with workers over COP26 legacy

David Jamieson
12 September, 2021

The COP 26 international climate summit loomed over the 2021 SNP conference, but its legacy is contested by workers.

SNP conference: Launching a strategy for independence?

David Jamieson
12 September, 2021

Usually, foreign observers want to know just one thing about Scottish politics – is the country heading for a break with the UK?

Ocado drivers vote for strike action after £5 an hour pay revelations

Alexandra Warren
12 September, 2021

‘If our hard work is worth the nation’s applause, it’s worth decent pay and fair conditions.’

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