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Labour Party

  • Column: Leafleting, manifesto prep and a BBC debate: the final campaign push

    June 26, 2024

    Like it or not, the six-week election campaign is finally drawing to a close - and come the early hours of July 5 we’re likely to have a new government.

  • Election 2024: Labour suspends candidate after Gambling Commission probe

    June 25, 2024

    A Labour candidate has been suspended by the party after the Gambling Commission launched an investigation into him.

  • Next government will have to increase taxes ‘aggressively’ or ‘do a Liz Truss’

    June 25, 2024

    UK government debt could be at risk of a sell-off if the next government needs to increase borrowing by more than expected, a major investor in gilts has warned.

  • ‘Moral mission’: Keir Starmer joined by Idris Elba in knife crime crackdown pledge

    June 25, 2024

    Sir Keir Starmer and actor Idris Elba met the families of knife crime victims, as Labour announced its pledge to crackdown on dangerous knives.

  • Labour is still ‘ambivalent’ towards the City – we need celebration, says Federated Hermes chief

    June 25, 2024

    Labour is still “ambivalent” towards the City and neither of the major parties have done enough to “celebrate” its achievements, according to the UK chief of Federated Hermes.

  • Election 2024: ‘Leaders are temporary’ – Starmer defends prior Corbyn support

    June 25, 2024

    Sir Keir Starmer has defended his support for former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, insisting “leaders are temporary but parties are permanent”.

  • IFS: Labour and Conservative manifestos ‘singularly fail’ to address fiscal challenges

    June 24, 2024

    The IFS called attention - yet again - to the fiscal 'trilemma' which will face the next government.

  • Top economists say Labour will have to raise more taxes if it wins election

    June 24, 2024

    The UK's leading economists widely agree that Labour will put up more taxes if it wins the general election on 4 July, a Morning Wire poll suggests, as the party comes under pressure to explain how it will fund its plans.

  • The Notebook: A key test for Labour? Dealing with the water industry

    June 24, 2024

    There are many unknowns for the next government, but one thing's for sure, Labour will have a tough time sorting out the water industry.

  • Election 2024: Labour outweighing Tories on campaign donations, data finds

    June 23, 2024

    Labour are significantly outweighing the Tories on campaign donations, data from the Electoral Commission has revealed.

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