TUC leader to call on unions to help shape a new economic settlement

TUC general secretary Paul Nowak will call on unions to “roll up our sleeves and get involved” in creating a new economic settlement today.

TUC publishes plan to ‘significantly upgrade’ workers' rights

TUC 2024 Labour accused of pitting workers against pensioners

UNITE general secretary Sharon Graham has accused Labour of “pickpocketing pensioners” and pitting them against workers through its plans to cut el

Editorial: The TUC should demand an economic rethink from Labour

DELEGATES at the first Trades Union Congress in 15 years under a Labour government sense an opportunity to reverse years of Tory attacks on working

Government scrambling to defend winter fuel allowance cuts

THE government is scrambling to defend the cut to most pensioners’ winter fuel allowance in the face of rebellion this week.

From Grenfell to Versailles: the cosy club where corporate killers meet ministers

SOLOMON HUGHES exposes how executives behind lethal cladding have pocketed £302 million since the tragedy, as Labour frontbenchers continue to schmooze at luxury conferences funded and organised by implicated firms

The billions for Sizewell C show Labour’s shameful nuclear hypocrisy

LINDA PENTZ GUNTER condemns Starmer’s willingness to let children go hungry and the elderly shiver while pouring billions into doomed nuclear projects that won’t address the climate crisis

Eyes Left Slumlords and surge pricing: Thatcher’s legacy alive and kicking in Starmer’s Labour

When there are more landlords in Parliament on the Labour benches than the Tories', whatever happens to her portrait, Thatcher is having the last laugh, writes ANDREW MURRAY

Left MPs demand all military sales to Israel must be banned

Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s announcement today that it will only block 30 of its 350 arms export licences did not go far enough, the MPs says

Scottish FM says government must work ‘harder and smarter’ against Westminster cuts

THE Scottish government will need to work “harder and smarter” to deliver for the people in the face of Westminster cuts, First Minister John Swinn