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Labour

11 August 2024
  • Margaret Hodge, in a cardigan, smiles as she sits on a desk in her Portcullis House office between two table lamps

    ‘We’re too frightened to talk about immigration,’ warns top Labour party veteran

  • Chancellor of the exchequer Rachel Reeves

    UK ministers warned to prepare for tough decisions on spending

10 August 2024
  • Jess Phillips against a colourful background

    Jess Phillips calls X a ‘place of misery’ as she vows to scale back use

  • Dale Vince, with a cotton scarf loosely around his neck, leans on a rail at the Forest Green Rovers football ground, frowning slightly

    Labour donor calls for review as Southport rioter is jailed for less time than Just Stop Oil protester

  • Owen Jones

    The Tories have created an Islamophobic cesspit – but Labour must share some of the guilt

    Owen Jones
  • China's foreign minister Wang Yi shakes hands with Britain's foreign secretary David Lammy during a ministerial meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations

    Lammy plans China visit for September to kick-start high-level engagement

9 August 2024
  • Riot police forming a semi circle

    King Charles sends ‘heartfelt thanks’ to police for restoring order after riots

  • Prime minister says police are to remain on 'high alert' as the country heads into the weekend after days of violent disorder and unrest in England and Northern Ireland

    Keir Starmer says police must stay on 'high alert' as fears of riots continue – video

  • Students wearing mortarboard hats pictured from behind during a graduation ceremony

    Number applying to work or study in UK falls by more than a third

  • Gaby Hinsliff

    The shrunken state expects families to fill the voids in health and social care. Woe betide those without children

    Gaby Hinsliff
8 August 2024
  • A large pro-Palestine march proceeds down Piccadilly London

    Labour needs X to get its message out however much it may wish it didn’t

  • Anti-racism activists rallying in Brentford on Wednesday.

    The Guardian view on Labour and the riots: speak for a better Britain

  • An onshore wind farm near Biggleswade.

    The Guardian view on wind energy and the UK: Labour plays catch-up

  • An aerial view of Milton Keynes

    Postwar new towns like Milton Keynes offer Labour a masterclass in planning

  • Police presence deterred far-right disorder and reassured communities, says Starmer – video

  • Keir Starmer warns of no ‘letup’ against far-right violence as more rioters jailed

  • Persimmon ups housebuilding forecast amid optimism over Labour plans

7 August 2024
  • Police clash with far-right protesters in Rotherham on 4 August

    We must be tough on the rioters, and tough on the causes

    Letters: The far-right demonstrations require a firm law-and-order response, but also a positive plan for renewal, writes Nick Forbes. Plus letters from Tufail Hussain of Islamic Relief UK and Raj Parkash
  • Members of a citizens' assembly on climate change during discussions in Birmingham in 2020.

    The key to tackling unrest is reforming democracy so that people feel heard

    Letter: Citizens’ assemblies can bring together people with diametrically opposing views, to act for the common good, writes Daphne Cotton
  • Sue Atkins

    Other lives
    Susan Atkins obituary

    Other lives: Advocate for young people and the youth work sector who became president of her union
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