This all comes after Starmer and the Labour Party scrapped the Rwanda plan, the only deterrent this country had to illegal migration, leaving our border enforcement in chaos. It is beyond clear ...

The national chairman of the Labour Party, Barrister Julius Abure, has threatened to unleash the full weight of the law on those instigating the formation of parallel structures within the Labour ...

The first wave of commentary has honed in on the government’s welfare reforms, the bulk of which were unveiled earlier this month by work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall — to some consternation in ...

Labour’s fear will be that, in the end, “not quite enough” will be the government’s epitaph. Not quite enough movement on supply side measures to get the UK out of its low-growth trap.

She told The Independent: “I grew up believing that the Labour Party was the political party for the everyday man/woman and as far as I’m concerned, being disabled doesn’t stop us from being ...

The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment section are those of the author. MPs lined up to label Britain’s exit from the European Union a “disaster” in a House of Commons debate on Monday evening.

Without a massive change in leadership, strategy, political pitch, or all of the above, the Democratic Party under Sen. Chuck Schumer is basically dead in the water. Senate Majority Leader Chuck ...

Labour is on track to lose a key mayoral post in May’s local elections, a new poll has found in a potential blow for Sir Keir Starmer. The party unexpectedly won the election for Mayor of ...

Labour scrapped the scheme, which cost an estimated £700 million and saw four migrants voluntarily relocated, when the party came into government. A government source told The Times ...

As Politico reported on Friday, the £200m worth of solar panels that Labour buys will be branded with the “patriotic” GB Energy logo – which looks a lot like a green-and-blue-ish Union flag. It ...

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Sir Keir Starmer has been rocked by a mass exodus of local councillors over Labour’s decision to push ahead with cuts to Britain’s ballooning benefits bill. The Prime Minister, who already lost a ...