Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The Labour party has two brains and a Labour government has three. The story of this Starmer administration ...

What’s more, to borrow the downbeat language of the prime minister in his first keynote speech as premier in the Downing Street garden, for both Labour and the Conservatives it feels very much ...

It was withdrawn in February due to health concerns for staff Gas and air could be offered to women in labour at Peterborough ...

The carmaker touts its teams of monitors that travel to mining operations around the world, and has pledged to mount a camera at an African mine to prevent the use of underage or slave labor.

Labour has crashed in flames. Freebie-grabbing ministers are leaving old folk to freeze. Jails have been emptied on to our streets. In just 100 days, Keir Starmer has become the most unpopular new ...

More employees could get the chance to do a four-day working week as Labour leaders voice support for the idea. Back in August, a month after Labour came to power, it was reported that the party ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Labour’s aims of a UK-EU security pact and closer defence and security ties with France and Germany can ...

Rohan McWilliam is affiliated with the Labour Party (member) and is co-Director of the Labour History Research Unit, Anglia Ruskin University, Many prime ministers at some point find themselves in ...

Labour is closing the gap with National on the issues Kiwis care about according to a new poll, which also found almost two-thirds of New Zealanders support a capital gains tax in some form. Most ...

Given the pre-election rhetoric of Labour front benchers, we might have expected a genuine sea change in ministerial behaviour. The revelation that more than 200 “cronies” have been appointed to the ...

Insisting Labour was “not the fun police” nor “supernanny”, Mr Gwynne said the case for such measures was both moral and economic. He said the state of Britain’s poor health was “moral ...

Rachel Reeves will be guilty of a “straightforward breach” of Labour’s election manifesto if she goes ahead with raising employers’ National Insurance (NI), a leading economic think tank ...