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First Ministers' Questions dominated by Brexit and unemployment in Wales

UNEMPLOYMENT and Brexit dominated questions to Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan today.

Features | Thursday 25th Jul 2024

The return of the European Question: what next for Britain-EU relations?

Britain | Friday 05th Apr 2024

First Minister slams British government over rural worker shortages

Britain | Monday 26th Feb 2024

First minister slams ‘pro-Brexit Labour Party’

Saturday 03rd Feb 2024

No surprise as Canada trade deal collapses

The news that the British government has put trade talks with Canada on hold marks another post-Brexit trade deal coming to nothing — so much for a ‘golden era of trade,’ writes TONY BURKE

Wednesday 17th Jan 2024

Decent wages needed to resolve recruitment issues, unions insist

UNIONS have insisted businesses in Wales need to pay decent wages to resolve recruitment issues in response to a report from the sector.

Monday 08th Jan 2024

Editorial: The rise of Reform spooks Tories and challenges the left

THERE are many spectres haunting Rishi Sunak’s Tories, and the latest addition to the spectral host is the rise in the opinion polls of the Reform

Wednesday 18th Oct 2023

Food for thought

SARAH BRIDLE and ALED JONES argue that within the next 10 to 50 years food security in Britain will be undermined and potentially lead to widespread social unrest

Wednesday 27th Sep 2023

Starmer warned against Brexit backpedalling

ANXIOUS Labour MPs are warning that Sir Keir Starmer’s lurch towards alignment with the European Union could jeopardise the party’s revival in “red

Thursday 29th Jun 2023

Sturgeon gives evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry

FORMER Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon gave evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry today.

Monday 26th Jun 2023

Does the left benefit from crises in the ruling class?

From the corn laws to the Irish question, from universal suffrage to Brexit, huge splits inevitably emerge in the Establishment — but these don’t automatically benefit the masses, explains KEITH FLETT

Book Review

Friday 26th May 2023

Book Review What Transformation?

WILL PODMORE appreciates a lucid re-telling of the story of the past decade of Tory rule

Friday 19th May 2023

Where are they now? The ‘fake’ anti-Brexit activists at Labour Live

SOLOMON HUGHES discovers that supposed grassroots campaigners from Our Future Our Choice and For Our Future’s Sake who helped deliver Labour’s disastrous second referendum policy are now happily ensconced in pro-Brexit-type jobs

Friday 28th Apr 2023

Europe – where now after Brexit?

Communist Party general secretary ROBERT GRIFFITHS asks what are the outstanding questions three years on from Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union

Brexit

First Ministers' Questions dominated by Brexit and unemployment in Wales

UNEMPLOYMENT and Brexit dominated questions to Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan today.

The return of the European Question: what next for Britain-EU relations?

First Minister slams British government over rural worker shortages

First minister slams ‘pro-Brexit Labour Party’

No surprise as Canada trade deal collapses

The news that the British government has put trade talks with Canada on hold marks another post-Brexit trade deal coming to nothing — so much for a ‘golden era of trade,’ writes TONY BURKE

Decent wages needed to resolve recruitment issues, unions insist

UNIONS have insisted businesses in Wales need to pay decent wages to resolve recruitment issues in response to a report from the sector.

Editorial: The rise of Reform spooks Tories and challenges the left

THERE are many spectres haunting Rishi Sunak’s Tories, and the latest addition to the spectral host is the rise in the opinion polls of the Reform

Food for thought

SARAH BRIDLE and ALED JONES argue that within the next 10 to 50 years food security in Britain will be undermined and potentially lead to widespread social unrest

Starmer warned against Brexit backpedalling

ANXIOUS Labour MPs are warning that Sir Keir Starmer’s lurch towards alignment with the European Union could jeopardise the party’s revival in “red

Sturgeon gives evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry

FORMER Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon gave evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry today.

Does the left benefit from crises in the ruling class?

From the corn laws to the Irish question, from universal suffrage to Brexit, huge splits inevitably emerge in the Establishment — but these don’t automatically benefit the masses, explains KEITH FLETT

Book Review What Transformation?

WILL PODMORE appreciates a lucid re-telling of the story of the past decade of Tory rule

Where are they now? The ‘fake’ anti-Brexit activists at Labour Live

SOLOMON HUGHES discovers that supposed grassroots campaigners from Our Future Our Choice and For Our Future’s Sake who helped deliver Labour’s disastrous second referendum policy are now happily ensconced in pro-Brexit-type jobs

Europe – where now after Brexit?

Communist Party general secretary ROBERT GRIFFITHS asks what are the outstanding questions three years on from Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union

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