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She described Labour’s new deal as a ‘real game changer’ for workers as well as for good employers.

A cabinet minister hits back at Beijing after it emerged two men, including a parliamentary researcher, were arrested for allegedly spying for China; Angela Rayner is due to set out Labours plans on workers and union rights at the TUC conference in Liverpool.

Questions remain about how Labour’s promises of better working conditions and strong local services will be funded, writes LGC reporter Jonathan Knott

Both hospital consultants and doctors in training in England have gone on strike and plan to continue to strike. They are striking for more money but also to save the NHS. They find that they don’t have the staff and resources to provide the care they have been trained to provide. Unfortunately, they are—like hamsters running on a wheel—stuck in a system that is unsustainable without reform that will feel very uncomfortable to everybody, which is, of course, why it doesn’t happen. Collap...

Pay and housing will among the priorities of a Labour government as part of a “real life levelling up” for workers, the party’s deputy leader is pledging.Angela Rayner will set out Labour’s planned new deal for workers when she addresses the ...

She described Labour’s new deal as a ‘real game changer’ for workers as well as for good employers.

Labours deputy leader will set out the partys vision for levelling up, in a speech likely aimed at reassuring unions about their commitment to working people following recent criticism.

She described Labour’s new deal as a ‘real game changer’ for workers as well as for good employers.

She described Labour’s new deal as a ‘real game changer’ for workers as well as for good employers.

She described Labour’s new deal as a ‘real game changer’ for workers as well as for good employers.