In a week where former Prime Minister Gordon Brown railed against a “global network of wealthy and powerful men that thinks it can act with impunity,” the Tony Blair Institute issues a report calling for the axing the Windfall Tax, as part of a reset on energy policy. Simon Francis responds. The Tony Blair Institute’s so-called ‘reset’ looks less like a fresh start and more like a defence of fossil fuels and an energy industry that has made over…

Community action stopped the climate-wrecking Whitehaven coal mine. Now, its backers are suing the government in a secret corporate court – and UK taxpayers could pay millions. Polluters should never ...

The debt vultures are back. Wealthy countries have failed to act on the worst debt crisis in 30 years – and now the debt vultures are circling. They are swooping in and suing Ethiopia, a nation alread...

Neil Duncan-Jordan MP, the Labour MP for Poole, working with the Work Rights Centre, has organised a joint letter opposing the Government’s proposed changes to settlement rights. The letter is signed by Unison General Secretary Andrea Egan, over 50 MPs, 21 peers and 33 civil society organisations. The cross-party letter was sent to the Home Office yesterday. It warns that plans to double the settlement period for most migrants to ten years, and fifteen years for care workers, will “undermine the Government’s priorities for economic growth, reducing child poverty and strong public services.”

Recent progressive electoral victories have sparked debate among centrist Democrats, but Sen. Bernie Sanders urges voters to ignore the naysayers. Analilia Mejía's primary win in NJ proves that grassr...

The former FBI agent's pardon came after his co-defendant’s daughter donated $3.5 million to Donald Trump

On the fourth anniversary of Putin’s unprovoked invasion, Mick Antoniw MS explains why he will be back in Ukraine to express international solidarity and deliver much-needed aid. Four years ago, I was standing in the centre of Kyiv as part of a delegation of politicians and trade unionists organised in conjunction with the Ukraine Solidarity Campaign. Ukraine was being surrounded by Russian forces.

Two decades of weak pay growth have left poorer households stuck, Resolution Foundation says, fuelling political unease

Members at the Tate Gallery have endorsed an end to industrial action, closing a campaign that has led to a 125% increase in membership.

Dave Levy explains why he running for the National Constitutional Committee. The critical issue with the Party’s disciplinary process is to restore trust in its fairness. The rules and their enforcement must offer dignity, respect and make the promises of membership rights a reality. The Party’s failure to do this is illustrated dramatically by the events of the last few days, but with Morgan McSweeney quitting from the government, let’s hope that his departure will lead to a change in approach in the application of the disciplinary process and remove the impunity with which officers have attacked and removed membership rights.

Exclusive LabourList polling carried out by Survation tells the story of Labour members response to the Gorton and Denton by-election...

Trade union leaders have weighed in on the Prime Minister’s future – with two general secretaries calling for Starmer to resign.

"ICE is more than a rogue agency—it is a manifestation of the abuse of power," the mayor said.

"It's something that's had the potential to engulf this government in a way that I don't think any other scandal has."

Longtime aide who masterminded landslide 2024 election win departs Downing Street after Mandelson revelations