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Published in: Home: AnalysisHow big business took over the Labour Party
Corporate lobbyists have successfully pushed Keir Starmer’s party to ditch its progressive policies
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Published in: Home: NewsStarmer assistant among active corporate lobbyists working for shadow cabinet
Staffer for Labour leader has senior Grant Thornton role while Dodds and Reynolds have taken secondees from lobbyists
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Published in: Home: NewsLabour figures took £10,000 gifts from Google and YouTube ahead of tax U-turn
Keir Starmer’s Labour Party backtracked on plan to hike Digital Services Tax to 10% after being showered with freebies
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Published in: Home: NewsMore voters annoyed by cars than by traffic calming measures, polling suggests
Exclusive: More people said there was too much space for cars than said the same about anti-traffic measures
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Published in: Home: NewsLabour conference set to host weapons manufacturers and spy-tech firm
Boeing, Palantir and Babcock listed as sponsors for fringe events run by New Statesman Media Group
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Published in: Home: AnalysisWhat next for the weakened British left?
After a year of strikes and unrest, we are at a crossroads: society is shifting leftwards, but the left is in disarray
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Published in: Home: NewsElection watchdog probing £600,000 Labour donation for transparency breach
Large Labour donor being contacted by Electoral Commission after party HQ failed to inform it of transparency requirements
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Published in: Home: FeatureNorth-east mayor slams Starmer’s green rollback after quitting Labour
Exclusive: Jamie Driscoll says some voters think Starmer is ‘a liar’ and backing ULEZ would win votes
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Published in: Home: OpinionI chair a Labour Party branch. I believe Starmer is wrong about ULEZ
‘Labour mustn’t ditch its green commitments just because they are unpopular with parts of the public’
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Published in: Home: OpinionCould winning an election be the end of Keir Starmer?
Elected as the lesser of two evils, Labour will face crises from the offset. Could its disenchanted left step in?
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Published in: Home: AnalysisWhat Uxbridge does (and doesn’t) tell us about ULEZ and Labour’s strategy
Both Labour and the Tories blame Sadiq Khan’s anti-pollution strategy. But are they right about what voters want?
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Published in: Home: NewsThe Tories’ lesson from Uxbridge: pretend not to be the Tories
The Conservative Party was barely mentioned in election leaflets, while Boris Johnson’s name didn’t come up once
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Lobbying chief set to win seat on policy-shaping Labour committee
Director whose lobbying firm represents BlackRock and Police Federation seeks place on party’s conference committee
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Published in: Home: OpinionCorbynism isn’t gone – there’s still hope it could shape the UK’s future
Could Corbyn’s reception at events like Bradford Literature Festival say anything about the future of British politics?
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Published in: Home: NewsRevealed: Labour taking free staff from scandal-hit consulting firms
The party has welcomed PricewaterhouseCoopers back to the fold even though Rachel Reeves called for it to be broken up
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Published in: Home: OpinionCould a far-right vs centre-left showdown be the future of British politics?
Amid global pressures, a centrist Labour government could face a far-right opposition, with no true reformists in sight
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Published in: Home: OpinionLabour MP Nadia Whittome: Public Order Act is threat to democracy
‘New law restricts one of the few tools working-class people have left at their disposal to push for change’
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Published in: Home: FeatureIs Labour purging the left? Inside the party’s embattled selection process
‘This is the most fundamental attempt to change the DNA of the Labour Party in its entire history’
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Published in: Dark Money Investigations: AnalysisLabour’s plans to tackle UK’s dirty money problem need more ambition
If Labour wins the next election, it can’t just talk tough on corruption – it must fund Londongrad’s clean-up
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Published in: Home: OpinionLabour must learn from its old mistakes and commit to fairer elections
OPINION: We’re living with a Tory disaster that Labour could have averted by reforming how the UK elects its government