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Labour Rebels Get Enough Support to Kill Starmer’s Welfare Cuts
Labour party opponents of the UK government’s £5 billion ($6.8 billion) cut to disability benefits have secured enough support to block the plan, setting up a high-stakes test of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s leadership less than a year into office.
Labour faces backlash after asking MPs to attend summer parties with private firms - MPs invited to ‘relax in a private ...
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Starmer's Labour party in turmoil as his Irish chief of staff becomes the villain of the UK leftA FTER WINNING A stunning electoral victory just under a year ago, the UK Labour Party has been roiled by divisions this week ...
Labour is receiving backlash over its attempt to slash disabled people's benefits—but activists say new plan 'will create a ...
The public isn’t enthusiastic about increasing disability benefit spending – but they’re by no means in favour of cuts either ...
Labour is in a “good place now” on welfare reform, a Cabinet minister has insisted after the Government agreed to water down its plans for benefits cuts amid the prospect of a major rebellion.
WASPI campaigners have renewed their calls for the Government to provide their compensation, following Labour's latest policy ...
The PDP and Labour Party lost more members in House of Representatives to the ruling APC amid the bragging by the coalition ...
Yet while her leadership is one of Reform's greatest assets, how much longer will the Tory backbenches tolerate this collapse ...
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