Labour accused of breaking its own rules in bid to fix Hackney North selection and replace Diane Abbott

LABOUR was accused by left-wing members today of breaking its own rules in a bid to replace Diane Abbott as MP.

Save Our Ticket Office campaign wins parliamentary debate after online petition hits 100,000 signatures

THE Save Our Ticket Offices campaign is set to be debated in Parliament after a petition against the “nonsensical and deeply unpopular plans” recei

Clear support for higher taxes for the wealthy, TUC poll finds

HIGHER taxes for the wealthy have gained clear cross-party support with more than half of Conservative voters now backing the move, a new TUC poll

Birmingham council slammed for ‘humiliating failure’ as it files for bankruptcy

Minister admits Rishi Sunak did reject funding to fix crumbling schools

PRIME MINISTER Rishi Sunak came under fresh pressure after the schools minister said today he had refused to increase funding to overhaul

RSA staff vote overwhelmingly for first-ever strike in organisation’s history

Charity reportedly increased executive pay by 170 per cent while staff offered average rise of 2.5 per cent

Hundreds more schools at risk from crumbling concrete

Sunak denies responsibility as he faces questions about lack of funding for rebuilding schemes when chancellor

Starmer reshuffles Labour shadow cabinet

Concerns as workers' rights and mental health spokesperson roles disappear from front bench

Unions need digital voting, easier recognition rules and entry to workplaces, think tank says

UNIONS should have the right to enter workplaces, conduct digital voting and should only need 40 per cent turnout to be formally recognised, an inf

Canterbury council is paying workers £20 not to strike, GMB says

CANTERBURY City Council’s contractor has been paying a £20 daily bonus to refuse collectors not to join a strike, GMB has said.