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With an election looming, Katy Balls reveals why Labour is going for gold courting big-money donors in an article first published in the December 2023 issue of Tatler

Staff Writer, Douglas Gibb, sits down with Luke Akehurst. They talk Labour policies, nuclear deterrants, Israel and more...

The way our system is funded allows rich donors to buy influence, says economist and philosopher Daniel Chandler

Keir Starmer’s looking to the past — and talking up a business role in the future — in drive to fill party coffers.

The Labour frontbenchers have been appointed as the new co-chairs of the "Rose Network".

The party’s “prawn cocktail offensive”, in which the shadow cabinet has wooed business leaders, seems to be getting results.

Jonathan Reynolds, the shadow business secretary, reveals how his party is capitalising on disaffection with the Tories

Blair-era aide and media entrepreneur and Waheed Alli will lead the party’s fundraising drive.