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Politics Labour loses Norwich as councillors quit

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LABOUR has lost control of another major city council after more councillors quit the party.

Britain | Wednesday 29th Nov 2023

Paliamentary selections Alleged Labour vote-rigging halts Croydon selection

Britain | Tuesday 21st Nov 2023

Labour needs independent probe into Islamophobia, Labour Muslim Network says

Editorial | Tuesday 21st Nov 2023

Editorial: We must support calls for Labour to tackle institutional Islamophobia

Tuesday 21st Nov 2023

The Tories’ poverty Budget: will Labour do better?

We know the Conservatives stand for cuts, destitution, and hungry children – it’s time for Labour to announce the policies that will do the opposite, writes KIM JOHNSON MP

Monday 20th Nov 2023

TUC calls Labour's plans for workers a ‘game changer’ for productivity

LABOUR’S plans for workers would be a “game-changer” for productivity and “boost growth” after years of economic decline, according to TUC general

Sunday 19th Nov 2023

Shadow foreign secretary visits Israel and Palestine as pressure for ceasefire continues

SHADOW foreign secretary David Lammy will visit Israel and Palestine this week to call for a “longer pause” to Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, as the

Saturday 18th Nov 2023

Peace will come in the end, but we must do everything to hasten it

The brutality and death toll in Gaza are daunting, but our movement against it is having an effect here in Britain, writes DIANE ABBOTT MP

Sunday 19th Nov 2023

P&O and freedom of association: a memo to Keir Starmer

A Labour government would be wise to implement new recommendations from the ILO that would protect trade unionists and their right to bargain collectively, writes Professor KEITH EWING

Friday 17th Nov 2023

Labour MP office sprayed red over failure to call for Gaza ceasefire

PALESTINE protesters sprayed red paint over a senior Labour MP’s constituency office in Cardiff over her failure to support a ceasefire in Gaza.

Wednesday 15th Nov 2023

Starmer risks major Labour split over Gaza ceasefire vote

SIR KEIR STARMER is risking a major split in Labour tonight as he prepares to sack any shadow minister supporting a Gaza ceasefire in key Commons v

Wednesday 15th Nov 2023

‘It’s time Keir Starmer showed some humanity’

Labour leader told to back Gaza ceasefire in Wednesday's Commons vote

Friday 10th Nov 2023

Editorial: This Armistice Day, we march for peace

SUELLA BRAVERMAN may have done one thing for the protesters she has tried so hard to silence — ensure tomorrow’s Armistice Day march for peace has

Thursday 09th Nov 2023

Labour’s brand tarnished for millions of voters

Labour

Politics Labour loses Norwich as councillors quit

Political reporter

LABOUR has lost control of another major city council after more councillors quit the party.

Paliamentary selections Alleged Labour vote-rigging halts Croydon selection

Labour needs independent probe into Islamophobia, Labour Muslim Network says

Editorial: We must support calls for Labour to tackle institutional Islamophobia

The Tories’ poverty Budget: will Labour do better?

We know the Conservatives stand for cuts, destitution, and hungry children – it’s time for Labour to announce the policies that will do the opposite, writes KIM JOHNSON MP

TUC calls Labour's plans for workers a ‘game changer’ for productivity

LABOUR’S plans for workers would be a “game-changer” for productivity and “boost growth” after years of economic decline, according to TUC general

Shadow foreign secretary visits Israel and Palestine as pressure for ceasefire continues

SHADOW foreign secretary David Lammy will visit Israel and Palestine this week to call for a “longer pause” to Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, as the

Peace will come in the end, but we must do everything to hasten it

The brutality and death toll in Gaza are daunting, but our movement against it is having an effect here in Britain, writes DIANE ABBOTT MP

P&O and freedom of association: a memo to Keir Starmer

A Labour government would be wise to implement new recommendations from the ILO that would protect trade unionists and their right to bargain collectively, writes Professor KEITH EWING

Labour MP office sprayed red over failure to call for Gaza ceasefire

PALESTINE protesters sprayed red paint over a senior Labour MP’s constituency office in Cardiff over her failure to support a ceasefire in Gaza.

Starmer risks major Labour split over Gaza ceasefire vote

SIR KEIR STARMER is risking a major split in Labour tonight as he prepares to sack any shadow minister supporting a Gaza ceasefire in key Commons v

‘It’s time Keir Starmer showed some humanity’

Labour leader told to back Gaza ceasefire in Wednesday's Commons vote

Editorial: This Armistice Day, we march for peace

SUELLA BRAVERMAN may have done one thing for the protesters she has tried so hard to silence — ensure tomorrow’s Armistice Day march for peace has

Labour’s brand tarnished for millions of voters

Where Starmer endorses Israel’s actions today he gives political cover to Netanayu’s overall aims, argues NICK WRIGHT

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