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Dawn Butler MP: To truly deliver on the promise of economic growth the government needs a proper plan for London
Levelling up is indeed vital, but it should not result in the levelling down of London
10,000 ex-Wilko workers will get £2 million pay out after GMB union wins legal case
The case was taken on by GMB on behalf of thousands of members who lost their job when the discount store went into administration.
Zia Yusuf says he wants to stand as MP just days after rejoining Reform UK
The former Reform UK chair quit the party a week ago saying working to get them elected was no longer “a good use of my time”
Rachel Reeves roasts Nigel Farage for backing Liz Truss’s disastrous mini-budget
“His party has been in parliament for less than a year and yet already they have racked up £80bn of unfunded commitments. They are simply not serious.”
John McDonnell dismantles Richard Tice’s false claims about refugees
“You’re talking to the grandchild of an Irish migrant, we built the country.”
Kemi Badenoch brutally mocked after claiming she ‘gets better every week’
Badenoch has drawn widespread criticism for her performances at the despatch box, repeatedly struggling to make an impact while ignoring Starmer’s answers to questions she’d already asked.
Spending review: Extra funding for public services welcomed but Labour urged to reverse disability benefit cuts
From scrapping the use of asylum hotels to increasing spending on the NHS and education, LFF looks at reactions to Labour’s Spending Review.
Carers week: We should be constantly finding ways to make carers’ lives easier
I am a carer and perhaps it’s time for me to talk about it
5 key takeaways from Rachel Reeves’ Spending Review
It’s a spending review of some significance.
Tories scrapped net zero policy while receiving donations from oil investors and climate deniers
In the months leading up to Badenoch’s announcement that she would no longer be supporting net zero targets, the Tories received significant donations from individuals with fossil fuel interests, as well as the chair of a leading anti-climate campaign group.