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Resolution Foundation analysis suggests UK lagging behind similar economies such as GermanyWorkers in the UK are £11,000 worse off a year after 15 years of “almost completely unprecedented” wage stagnation that signals a failure of recent economic poli…
Focus group of people living in Tory constituency suggests party’s electoral recovery has not emergedVoters in a bellwether south-west England constituency are willing to back Labour at the next election as the “dead-walking Conservative government” ha…
Poll shows just 17% of people back the Conservatives on public services against 43% for the oppositionMore than twice as many voters now trust Labour to improve public services as the Conservatives, after the government finally backed down and agreed a…
Labour says chancellor had time to draw up more targeted changes rather than including wealthiest saversJeremy Hunt previously backed Labour’s idea of giving a pensions tax break only to NHS staff, despite ruling out such a move in this week’s budget b…
Author of report into party’s culture voices concern antisemitism is taken more seriously than other forms of racismLabour has been accused of still not fully engaging with claims that anti-black racism and Islamophobia were not taken as seriously as a…
Party insiders say a change of tactic means there will be a more muscular approach in making its own case about impartialityTories pressured BBC over Johnson’s claim Starmer failed to prosecute Jimmy SavilePolitics live – latest updatesPrime minister’s…
Downing Street reveals cost of improved pay offer for nurses and paramedics but will not say where the money will come fromDowning Street says the improve pay offer for health workers in England announced yesterday will cost around £4bn.At the morning …
Shadow chancellor says pension changes are ‘wrong priority, at the wrong time, for the wrong people’Rachel Reeves claimed that Jeremy Hunt’s budget was “unravelling before our eyes” as Labour criticised the chancellor for handing a tax cut to the wealt…
Party leader hopes letter campaign in commuter belt areas can tempt voters to switch in order to beat Tories The Liberal Democrats will directly court Labour voters in “blue wall” swing seats to try to build a critical mass of tactical voting in advanc…
Unions recommend members accept pay offer Sinn Féin’s US fundraising arm has caused a row by calling for a referendum on Irish unity in adverts in the New York Times, Washington Post and other US publications.The half-page ads were paid for by Friends …