Labour warns government against letting company insolvencies ‘snowball before Christmas’

SHADOW business secretary Ed Miliband has urged the government to extend the suspension of “wrongful trading” rules for company directors or risk s

Millions to face ‘prolonged agony’ by government's lack of strategy, Starmer warns

Labour MPs call for ‘decolonisation’ of curriculum during Black History Month debate

LABOUR MPs were left frustrated today after a confrontation with Tories over school curriculums’ lack of diversity and lack of content on the histo

Labour to force Commons vote on free school meals

LABOUR has said that it will force a Commons vote today on free school meals after the government refused to extend the scheme through the October

Charity calls for judge-only trials for rape and sexual offences cases

JUDGE-ONLY trials for rape and sexual offences cases should be piloted in a “radical” step to help increase convictions and clear court backlogs, a

Grenfell boss binned crucial inquiry notes

Survivors' group says such ‘indifference never fails to shock and enrage’

Young Labour chair candidate withdraws over comments about ‘incredibly good-looking’ Nazis

A CANDIDATE for the chair of Young Labour has withdrawn from the contest after posts emerged of her expressing her admiration for the physical attr

Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi hospitalised with pneumonia after catching Covid

LABOUR MP Yasmin Qureshi has been admitted to hospital with pneumonia after testing positive for Covid-19.

Majority of rape victims suffering in silence have no faith in justice system

New survey suggests fewer than 1 in 7 alleged victims feel confident they can obtain justice by making a police report

Manchester's Andy Burnham urges MPs to back him over Tier 3 funding by holding Commons vote

ANDY BURNHAM has urged MPs to intervene this week in a conflict between regional politicians and the government over funding for areas put under Ti