A Labour Government will provide much-needed global leadership in the drive to net zero, to cut bills for families at home, Keir Starmer has pledged, as he concluded a first day of meetings with world leaders at the COP28 conference in Dubai.
Labour will today pledge to stop the decline of the great British high street and bring much needed banking services back to communities. The party has announced the ambitious new policy alongside the release of its Plan for Small Businesses to ensure
by The Editor
Scotland will power Britainās clean energy future, Keir Starmer pledges, as he announces more detail of Labourās Ā£2.5bn British Jobs Bonus, part of Labourās mission to make the UK a clean energy superpower, cutting energy bills and making the UK energy secure.
by The Editor
Rachel Reeves unveils Labourās Better Off Plan to cut household bills by up to Ā£3,000 a year over the next decade. Speaking ahead of the Autumn Statement, Reeves accused the Conservatives of having presided over āthirteen years of economic failure that has
by The Editor
Government ministers have admitted that the NHS is performing fewer procedures today, than before the Covid-19 pandemic, as waiting lists continue to grow. The number of procedures performed in the health service today is lower than five years ago, with 1.8 million
by The Editor
Labour has pledged to establish a Flood Resilience Taskforce that will meet every winter ahead of the peak season for flooding. The COBRA-style taskforce will coordinate flooding preparation and resilience between central government, local authorities, local communities, and emergency services. Labour claims
by The Editor
Labour pledges bright future for UK steel with plan to āGet Britain Buildingā, by staff reporter
Labour say they will invest alongside industry and the workforce in all available clean steel technologies to ensure UK steel can provide growth and economic security for decades; Labourās plans to Get Britain Building and believe this could fill the order books
by The Editor
We knew the famous French Strikes, but French donāt always do it better. The whole country mobilized in January and February: medical staff, bus and train drivers, teachers… Everyone has salary demands to make to the government for the country’s civil servants.
by The Editor
Earlier this week Labour announced that if they win the next election they will make it easier, cheaper and quicker to build in Britain, with a new plan to build the infrastructure Britain needs to grow the economy, cut bills, boost energy
by The Editor
In her speech at Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will announce Young Futures, a new cross-government national programme aimed at giving Britainās young people the best start in life, with a specific strand of activity targeted at
by The Editor