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Labour

What’s next for Scottish Labour after Richard Leonard’s departure?

Andrew Smith
19 January, 2021 (4 days ago)

There’s more to the party’s leadership battle than ‘left’ versus ‘right’.

It’s time to reclaim family from the right

Sian Norris
11 January, 2021 (2 weeks ago)

The Right doesn’t get to define ‘family’ – Labour’s promise to be the party of family can present a radically different offering to all kinds of families across the UK.

Come on, Keir: Where is Labour’s economic plan when we need it?

Liam Barrett
6 January, 2021 (3 weeks ago)

Almost no one wants the economy to return to how it was pre-pandemic. What’s Keir Starmer’s vision?

Britain’s homelessness problem is at crisis point this winter. How is Labour responding?

James Sheward
9 December, 2020

We need to ramp up our campaigning and volunteering in the dangerous months ahead.

Universal Basic Income pilot scheme for Londoners delayed by Labour

Sophia Dourou
9 November, 2020

The politicians supporting this motion included many Labour PMs, Welsh AMs, peers and councillors calling for Universal Basic Income (UBI) in their areas.

As English lockdown comes into force, Labour finally takes clear polling lead

Joe Lo
6 November, 2020

They’re five points ahead in the latest poll.

Jonathan Ashworth: The Chancellor has a lot to answer for when it comes to England’s Covid shambles

Jonathan Ashworth
3 November, 2020

The Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care tore into the Tories – including Rishi Sunak – in the Commons on Monday, as England heads into another lockdown.

Ann Black: I’d promote unity, accountability and openess on Labour’s ruling body

Ann Black
29 October, 2020

Ann Black is hoping to return to Labour’s NEC

Hope not Hate: Labour’s ‘shameful’ path to the EHRC investigation

Liron Velleman
27 October, 2020

Ahead of the rumoured launch of the report this week, Liron Velleman looks at how Labour got to this bleak milestone.

Unison leadership hopeful: We must keep funding and influencing Labour

Josiah Mortimer
22 October, 2020

The Corbyn-backed candidate says Unison members should get more involved with Labour.

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