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NHS is 'broken' says Labour's Wes Streeting

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting delivers a blistering assessment of the NHS, branding it 'broken' and vowing a fundamental transformation to prioritise patient care and efficiency if Labour wins the next election.

Labour's Next Deputy Leader: The Race Begins

The contest to become the next Labour Deputy Leader is officially on. Discover the frontrunners, the key policy battlegrounds, and what it means for the future of Keir Starmer's government.

Senior Female Labour MPs Exit Deputy Leadership Race

The Labour Party's deputy leadership contest faces a major setback as several senior female MPs, including Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson, unexpectedly pull out, raising concerns over diversity and party direction.

Starmer appoints Ed Miliband as Shadow Energy Secretary

Labour Leader Keir Starmer has executed a significant shadow cabinet reshuffle, appointing former leader Ed Miliband as the new Shadow Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary. This strategic move signals a renewed focus on green energy and cost-of-living p

Labour Deputy Leadership Race: Six Candidates Enter Contest

The Labour Party's deputy leadership contest is officially underway with six contenders vying for the position. Key figures including Angela Rayner and Richard Burgon have thrown their hats in the ring, setting the stage for a pivotal internal election th

Labour Civil War: Starmer and Rayner Face Left-Wing Fury

Sir Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner face a major rebellion from the Labour left after a controversial decision to block left-wing candidates from standing for Parliament, sparking accusations of a 'purge' and threatening party unity.

Starmer's Crisis Reshuffle Amid 'Disastrous Start'

Sir Keir Starmer executes a dramatic cabinet reshuffle, ousting key ministers in a move allies call a recognition of Labour's 'disastrous' beginning. The shake-up comes amidst internal migration policy fury and with Nigel Farage waiting in the wings.

Food Industry Lobbying Derails Labour Health Plans, Experts Warn

Exclusive: Senior health professionals warn that intensive food industry lobbying is pressuring the Labour government to abandon crucial public health policies, including junk food advertising restrictions and sugar taxes, putting corporate profits before

Brianna Ghey's Mother Backs Labour School Phone Ban

Esther Ghey backs Labour's proposal to ban smartphones in schools, calling it a 'protective measure' for children's mental health. Keir Starmer supports the policy, citing online safety concerns.

UK proposes ban on energy drinks for under-16s

The UK government is considering a nationwide ban on the sale of energy drinks to children under 16, citing serious health risks including heart problems, obesity, and behavioural issues linked to high caffeine and sugar content.

Government rejects plea to ban additives in baby food

The UK Government has dismissed Labour's urgent call for a ban on harmful additives in infant food, raising concerns over NHS strain and child health. Critics accuse ministers of ignoring expert advice.

Labour overtakes Tories on immigration in shock poll

Exclusive polling reveals Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party is gaining significant voter trust on immigration and law & order, traditionally Tory strongholds, signalling a major shift in British politics ahead of the next general election.

Starmer faces backlash over £28bn green pledge U-turn

Labour leader Keir Starmer has been sent an urgent letter by MPs demanding clarity on his controversial decision to scrap the party’s flagship £28bn green investment pledge. Backbenchers express frustration over mixed messaging and policy confusion.

Starmer faces Labour revolt over Palestine policy

Labour leader Keir Starmer is under fire from both MPs and activists as his stance on recognising a Palestinian state sparks controversy. With tensions rising within the party, could this issue derail Labour's unity ahead of the next election?

Sainsbury's moves crisps in obesity crackdown

Sainsbury's has sparked controversy by moving crisps and snacks away from checkouts, aligning with Labour's anti-obesity strategy. Critics argue the move unfairly targets low-income shoppers.

Labour plans Australia-style sugar tax for UK

The Labour Party is considering introducing a sugar tax similar to Australia's, aiming to tackle obesity and boost public health. Find out how this could affect your favourite drinks and snacks.

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