Bitter Tory infighting continues amid ‘bent’ race to replace Rishi Sunak as leader

JAMES CLEVERLY called for a “post mortem” into the Tory election rout as “bitter infighting” over replacing Rishi Sunak as leader continued today.<

New government urged to scrap anti-protest laws to restore freedom of expression

NEU says ‘pay issue’ on education secretary's desk as she vows to reset relations with sector

NEW Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson must urgently address teachers’ pay, the National Education Union said today as the government starts wo

Thousands of Amazon workers begin voting in historic union recognition ballot

MORE than 3,000 Amazon workers began voting today on whether the online retail giant’s British arm should recognise a trade union for the first tim

Nearly half of nursing student consider dropping out, RCN survey finds

LOW PAY and burnout are leading to almost half of nursing students in England to consider quitting before they graduate, a major survey has found.<

TUC president warns Sir Keir unions' patience ‘won't hold out for very long’

TUC president Matt Wrack warned Sir Keir Starmer today that he will need to take swift action on workers rights’ and public-sector pay should Labou

Jobcentres to close on election day as GMB and PCS security guards hold joint strikes

HUNDREDS more jobcentre security guards will go on strike on election day as the Public and Communication Services (PCS) and GMB unions hold joint

‘Privatising health is very important’: Labour's anti-Corbyn candidate before his firm made £17m in tax-free profits

LABOUR’S candidate to replace Jeremy Corbyn in Islington North tomorrow has said the privatisation of healthcare is “very, very important” and was

Posties call for tougher laws as dog attacks hit ‘national crisis’

POSTAL workers have urged the next government to toughen up dog control laws amid a national crisis of attacks.

Government forced to disclose meetings with Israeli arms firm Elbit

THE Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has been forced to admit that Israel’s biggest arms firm Elbit discussed plans to invest £100 million i