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

Thousands of students across the US have been walking out of their schools to protest ICE in their communities

Anas Sarwar says

“They were very racist people,” Alberto Castañeda Mondragón said of his ICE attackers. “No one insulted them... It was their character, their racism toward us, for being immigrants.”

Justice for Colombia preview the upcoming elections in a country facing intense pressure from President Trump. As Colombians prepare to head to the polls for legislative elections in March and a presidential election in May, the choices they make will determine the country’s future far beyond the upcoming four-year electoral term. In 2022, voters elected the country’s first ever progressive government, under the leadership of President Gustavo Petro, who campaigned on a platform of peacebuilding, social investment and national sovereignty.

DOWNLOAD THE BULLETIN AS A PDF HERE In this week’s bulletin: Bombing appeal to trade unions/ Peace talks farce/ Ukrainian PoWs tortured to death / further evidence of Russian torture and other crim…

Vince Mills reports on the continued fall of Scottish Labour and the SNP and the rise of the right. It is hardly surprising that the focus of politics in Scotland has been on the fall and fall of the Scottish Labour Party (SLP). A poll in late January, this time from YouGov, provided more evidence that the SLP is on the highway to electoral hell.