Government was wrong to discipline officer for giving middle finger to federal buildings: labour board
"Buildings do not have opinions, and giving a building the finger is different from giving a person the finger."
"Buildings do not have opinions, and giving a building the finger is different from giving a person the finger."
Labour’s “scattergun” Budget has been criticised by experts for spreading cost of living support “too thinly” – meaning Brits have a tough period ahead of them. Chancellor John Healey promised to offer the public “breathing space” in...
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They are expected to use the summit later this week to announce a new agreement on a number of issues including labour, critical minerals and energy
Labour MPs are urging the Treasury to forgive billions of pounds of legacy debt owed by councils to support Andy Burnham's pledge for a post-war housebuilding boom.
Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra is urging the energy secretary to approve the controversial plans.
Section 107 has been used by the Liberal government to end work stoppages at ports, railways, Canada Post and airlines
An ‘Antisemitism is racism’ motion was passed at a council meeting last Tuesday
The former Labour Party leader also said he would not rule out another term in office
Dolores Huerta , the pioneering labor organizer who co-founded the United Farm Workers and coined the rallying cry "Sí, se puede," died Wednesday at 96, her family announced on her Instagram account. Labour leader and feminist activist...
“She was a fighter.” Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa remembers Dolores Huerta, the legendary organizer and activist, who died Wednesday at the age of 96.
Labour leader and feminist activist Dolores Huerta died at the age of 96 this week.
Calls to continue Dolores Huerta’s advocacy for workers – and her promotion of voting – follow her death.
The feminist labor leader cofounded the United Farm Workers alongside Cesar Chavez.
The Treasury is disputing that the chancellor suggested to the BBC the benefits bill will be cut before the next election.
The Chancellor triggered chaos in Whitehall after suggesting the runaway benefits bill would be cut before the next election in 'a Labour way'.
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Chancellor accused of kicking security ‘into the long grass’ by Labour chair of defence committee
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An extra £150m is going to be spent on asylum seeker accommodation such as the planned camp in Bicester, Labour's budget says.
Chancellor John Healey says any cuts to welfare will be done "in a Labour way".
Employers will from today face an even greater legal responsibility to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, in a strengthening of UK employment law. The Employment Rights Act, a key pillar of Labour's 2024 manifesto, currently...
“Other government departments will quake in their shoes.” Are big cuts on the way? Harriet Harman on the pressure facing Labour next year, as the government tries to meet its defence spending commitments and deal with welfare costs....
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Daily express uk newsNot ratedLabour has been warned that making UK destinations more expensive risks "deterring" the visitors whose spending powers local economies.
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Scottish News Herald ScotlandNot ratedLabour, SNP and Green councillors voted against appointing Professor Kim Graham to the forum, which advises the council on the 5 per cent nightly tourist tax.
Chancellor John Healey has unveiled the long-anticipated budget, the first for Prime Minister Andy Burnham. John Healey seemed to be in disagreement with Andy Burnham over the impact leaving the EU has had on the UK. Covered by 9...
A household energy debt write-off scheme has been planned for early next year
Prime Minister Andy Burnham joked on TikTok that demand from people trying to find out their council tax band crashed the government website. They wanted to know because Chancellor John Healey announced in his budget...
A cautious budget from Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s Labour government in the UK. And an early test of his promise of change. Finance Minister John Healey says his plan offers "breathing space" for families and...
John Healey seemed to be in disagreement with Andy Burnham over the impact leaving the EU has had on the UK. The prime minister said this week that Britain’s decision to leave the EU had weakened the economy and the...
Zia Yusuf and Alastair Campbell accused one another of being liars in a furious clash over Brexit and Iraq on BBC Question Time. Podcaster Campbell, a spin doctor who used to work for New Labour , took aim at Reform UK’s home affairs...
From Brexit debates to North Sea oil, there is plenty getting the cabinet, the Labour Party and the country talking.
Renfrewshire Labour councillors seek a special meeting over Storm Boelo flooding, failed flood defences and months-long closure of £117m Renfrew Bridge.
The Ministry of Railways has revised VDA rates for contract workers with effect from 1 October 2026. The Railway Board’s 28 October letter refers to the Labour Bureau’s 30 September order and directs principal employers to ensure that...
The rallying call by the Labour former Cabinet minister comes as Donald Trump seeks to pressure Kyiv ‘to cut a deal with Moscow’.
John Lee, the city’s chief executive, said his housing secretary would step down, but he vehemently defended the government. A long-awaited report on the Wang Fuk Court fire released by Hong Kong authorities on Thursday set out how a...
Eight companies have applied for licences to provide ride-hailing services in Hong Kong under the new regulatory regime ahead of Friday’s deadline, the Transport Department has confirmed. US-based Uber,...
Public pressure for government accountability has grown since then, with calls for Lee and top officials to resign.
Hong Kong officials bow in apology over deadly fire
Blaze was world’s deadliest residential fire since 1980, but some survivors and bereaved families say justice has yet to be served Hong Kong’s leader has apologised for government shortcomings that contributed to a...
Two years ago, Sherrod Brown, who built his career as an avatar of blue-collar frustration, lost his Senate seat in Ohio as working-class voters defected to Trump. Now he and his party are looking to make up lost ground.
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Country Liberal Party politicians have referred to former Labor governments 443 times over six days of parliamentary sittings this month.
A Western Australian MP embroiled in a legal dispute over a million-dollar loan in the United States insists everything he did was above board.
Voters have a lot of negative feedback in this month’s Guardian Essential poll. More Australians than ever believe the country is on the wrong track. Labor’s primary vote is on par with One Nation. But voters aren’t convinced that One...
Major League Baseball might face a long pause following the Milwaukee Brewers' first World Series title