Fabian Society column: Labour must take co-ordinated action on raising living standards
It’s time to create a new Commission on Living Standards.
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Liz Truss is brutally mocked after offering up her opinion on Rachel Reeves’ spending plans
“As you are a disastrously failed PM with the shortest tenure in history and were turfed out by the electorate at the general election, we shall file your contribution appropriately.”
The EU’s signal that it may be ready for closer ties with a Labour government can only be a good thing
With growing opposition among UK voters to Brexit, the damage it has done and an increase in ‘buyers remorse’ any improvements to relations with the EU should be popular in the EU itself.
ULEZ expansion cut pollution ‘more than expected’
Now new research has found that the ULEZ extension resulted in a “better than expected” reduction in toxic exhaust emissions from cars and vans.
The first few weeks of a Labour government show how it is rebuilding our country for the better
Labour have been busy. No one can accuse them of being ill prepared for Government, surprise though the early election date was, nor of inactivity in the first few weeks of government before recess.
Labour could scrap tax breaks for private schools as soon as January
“This was a manifesto commitment and we have been clear that the change would be included in our first budget.”
Labour Party declares more donations than all other parties combined during general election campaign
The Labour Party’s biggest donor and the biggest donor of the campaign during this year’s general election was Lord Sainsbury, the former chairman of the Sainsbury’s supermarket chain.
The Labour Party needs to take on neo-liberalism and the rich
The government has inherited lots of social problems but problems caused by neoliberalism can’t be dissolved by more neoliberalism
King’s Speech: Five takeaways from the announcement of Labour’s legislative programme
These are 5 key pieces of policies Labour is set to introduce
King’s Speech 2024: What can we expect in Labour’s bills
What can we expect by way of policies in the speech which is expected to contain more than 30 bills?