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The Bank of England has cut the interest rate to its lowest level in over two years.

Labour-controlled City of York Council prohibited the equipment due to "resident concerns", fearing it might cause offense - but Labour veterans’ minister Al Carns has criticized the decision.

Labour considers ways to make paternity leave and unpaid parental leave day-one employment rights

Ed Miliband and Angela Rayner are considering copying French laws that impose strict net zero limits on housebuilders.

A student who tried to murder a Labour MP after watching radical online lectures by an al Qaida cleric can be released from prison, the Parole Board has said.

Ministers have been accused of being “asleep at the wheel” over threats to the UK’s soft power around the world, as some of their own advisers warned a funding crisis is undermining key institutions promoting British influence.

Thousands of arrests have been made over the past year as part of Labour’s crackdown on illegal working, the government has said.

The UK is set to build up to 12 new nuclear-powered attack submarines and invest £15 billion in its warhead programme, under its strategic defence review.

South Western Railway (SWR) has been renationalized, making it the first train company to transfer to public ownership under Labour.

Furious Labour MPs are preparing to rebel against Sir Keir Starmer, fearing they’re finished at the next election.

One of the youngest councillors in Britain has alleged that she was forced out of the party due to her advocacy for installing CCTV in minicabs.

Ed Miliband has slammed Nigel Farage for spreading “nonsense and lies” after he blamed the Government’s commitment to net zero for the crisis in the UK steel industry.

Two Members of Parliament from Labour have been refused entry to Israel and deported.

The SNP has long objected to Britain’s nuclear deterrent being based in Scotland. Geopolitics — and domestic politics — are changing the calculus.

MPs could face a new expenses clampdown after a Labour whip billed taxpayers for £900 to cover the cost of keeping her cockapoo at her second home in London.

Labour ministers have yet to hold talks with key figures involved in unlocking the £2.5bn promised for Ukraine after Roman Abramovich’s sale of Chelsea football club.

MPs question ’what will remain of the Labour programme?’ amidst calls for reconsideration and plans to voice opposition to the decision.