ANDY Burnham has admitted his first Budget as Prime Minister was not as radical as he had hoped, amid reports of growing dissatisfaction among Labour MPs. The Prime Minister conceded that economic uncertainty had restricted his Government's ambitions, saying he…
JOHN Swinney has pledged to work with Andy Burnham on plans to "devolve further powers" from Westminster to Scotland. The First Minister said the two governments will jointly develop proposals for further devolution, following on from the two leaders meeting…
Labour's welfare chaos deepened today as Andy Burnham dismissed the idea of 'brutal cuts' - after the Chancellor's humiliating U-turn on bringing costs down before the election. The PM insisted he is 'pioneering a new approach' amid more confusion over when…
Andy Burnham has acknowledged the Budget was not as radical as he hoped it could have been, because of the impact of the Iran war and prevailing global headwinds. The Prime Minister also appeared to have softened his stance on…
Swedish climate academic says he has been ‘kept in the dark’ over Home Office decision to revoke his travel authorisation The Swedish climate academic Andreas Malm has condemned a travel ban imposed on him by the UK government as a…
Rachel Reeves looks to be embarking on a new career after signing with corporate speaking agencies. The former Chancellor has sought approval to go on the books of the Washington Speakers Bureau and Chartwell Speakers Bureau. Letters exchanged with the…
Some 263 migrants arrived in the UK on Thursday as Channel crossing attempts continued after a three-week hiatus – with one boat customised in the colours of the Kurdish flag. Several children were among a large group of people wearing life-jackets who…
It comes in the wake of the Green Party of England and Wales conference on October 4 where they adopted an “anti-Zionist” policy. It called Zionism an “ethnonationalist political project” and equated it to racism. Cllr Marie-Clair Munro (Con) told councillors…
Exclusive: A year after victory ‘looked far-fetched to most’ people, even Reform voters think Labour would win, new findings show The number of voters who think Labour will win the next election has almost doubled in a year, according to…
Andrea Egan calls for same political focus on teachers, care sector and NHS and says Jackdaw decision ‘a serious misstep’ The leader of the UK’s biggest trade union has called for the same political focus to be given to NHS,…
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