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  • 1 week ago | labourlist.org | Daniel Green |Tom Belger

    Do you value LabourList’s coverage? We need your support. Our independent journalists have been on the ground during this local and by-election campaign, which marks the first key electoral test of Keir Starmer’s government. We’ve been out and about with Labour activists and candidates across the country from Bristol to Hull, and will soon be heading to Cambridgeshire and Lancashire – as well as Runcorn and Helsby. We’ve also polled readers for their views on the campaign.

  • 1 week ago | labourlist.org | Tom Belger

    Do you value LabourList’s coverage? We need your support. Our independent journalists have been on the ground during this local and by-election campaign, which marks the first key electoral test of Keir Starmer’s government. We’ve been out and about with Labour activists and candidates across the country from Bristol to Hull, and will soon be heading to Cambridgeshire and Lancashire – as well as Runcorn and Helsby. We’ve also polled readers for their views on the campaign.

  • 3 weeks ago | labourlist.org | Tom Belger

    An election expert has predicted a “bad night” for Labour at the 2025 local elections next week, warning it is likely to emerge with overall councillor numbers virtually unchanged despite a likely collapse in the Tory vote. Lord Hayward, a Tory peer and close election-watcher who correctly called the 1992 election, said that Labour “really should make gains” given he predicts the Tories could lose as many as 525 seats.

  • 3 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Tom Belger |Caroline Jones |Olivia Williams

    Some of them go back as far as the Domesday BookLiverpool is a place rich in history and culture, and with that comes some quirky place names. The origins of these names date back centuries and can offer an insight into the city's past. Many people also now use nicknames for some of our suburbs, and if you're from Liverpool, you'll be used to seeing these on a daily basis - but you might not know the meanings behind them.

  • 4 weeks ago | labourlist.org | Tom Belger

    LGBT+ Labour has broken ranks with the government to condemn the Supreme Court’s ruling that sex only relates to biological women under the Equality Act,  saying it will “never stop fighting for trans equality” and stands in solidarity with trans members. Meanwhile former Labour-turned-independent MP Rosie Duffield said the Prime Minister should apologise for his past criticism of her gender-criticalviews, and suggested the verdict may make like-minded Labour MPs “braver” speaking up.

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17 Feb 25

RT @Joe_Dromey: Good to speak to @LucRaghallaigh and @tom_belger at @LabourList about our purpose at @thefabians, ‘Starmerism’, and the fut…

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20 Dec 24

RT @PolitlcsUK: 🚨 NEW: The government has pledged an extra £889 million of funding for GPs for the 25/26 financial year

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18 Dec 24

Winter fuel, planning, WASPI - quite striking how a government that shuns controversy in a lot of areas is lumping the fight on three issues that disproportionately attract criticism from older voters. Sign of Labour doubling down on its younger coalition?

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