Union rift: Labour at crossroads
Rayner suspension sparks political storm Unite, the UK’s largest trade union, has voted to suspend Angela Rayner and re-evaluate its relationship with the.
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Leadership
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“Rough men stand ready”
A well-trained, well-supplied military force with high morale is the measure of a nation’s health. There should not be a need to formally.
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Starmer suspends rebels
In a bold move to assert his authority, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer yesterday suspended the Labour whip from at least three MPs.
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Commercial tenants’ rent reform
Commercial rent shake-up unveiled Businesses across England and Wales will soon gain the legal right to negotiate lower rents on new leases under.
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Calls for Birmingham bombings inquiry
Cross-party pressure on Home Secretary MPs have renewed calls for a full public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, with demands intensifying.
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UK economy contracts again
Second monthly fall heightens pressure on Labour The UK economy shrank by 0.1% in May, marking the second consecutive monthly decline in growth.
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UK and France nukes
For the first time, the UK and France are set to coordinate their nuclear arsenals in a move to bolster European defence without.
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Labour’s union bonds shattered
For decades, trade unions have been the lifeblood of the Labour Party – its moral compass, its financial engine and its grassroots muscle. .
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Trump’s first six months
Six months into Donald Trump’s second term as US President and his America First policies have sent shockwaves through global trade, including hitting.
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Berry defects to Reform
A dramatic break after 30 years Sir Jake Berry, the former Conservative Party chairman and long-serving former MP for Rossendale and Darwen, has.