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Unite suspends Rayner and could abandon Labour
Angela Rayner has been suspended by Unite the Union over the Birmingham bin strike. The organisation has also announced it will review its relationship with the Labour Party. Unite, which is one of Labour’s biggest financial backers, voted on Friday to suspend the Deputy Prime Minister and accused her of backing a council that had “peddled lies”.
Member vote taken over handling of Birmingham bin strikes in blow for the government as it seeks to keep leftwing on side ...
Unite members have to see that the fee to affiliate with Labour is ‘worth something’, Sharon Graham told the BBC.
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Presidential race heats up but who are Labour backing?Labour is ‘leaning’ towards backing Catherine Connolly in the presidential race – despite her turbulent history with the ...
The 1.5 million new homes target "certainly won't be achieved in this political term", said Stephen Perkins, managing ...
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Labour’s manifesto pledges vs what actually happenedThe public is also sceptical about the Government’s progress. Keiran Pedley, director of politics at Ipsos, said that “the ...
Labour's biggest union backer Unite has suspended Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner as a member, and threatened to pull the plug on party funding over the Birmingham bin strike. We get reaction from ...
Labour’s plan to launch state-funded restaurants has sparked a backlash from hospitality chiefs who have branded the move ...
Keir Starmer condemned for forcing delay to his own legislation designed to prevent repeats of Hillsborough-style tragedies.
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