The Shadow International Development Secretary claims she was unaware of Azhar Ali’s “antisemitic comments” when she campaigned for him.
The Development Minister put on a therapy class for Opposition MPs which included laughing at the Home Secretary.
The Shadow Cabinet Minister for International Development says “Israel is clearly very anxious about Hamas getting their hands on [fuel] and using it to launch rockets”.
Better waste-water treatment and agricultural practices are more practical and cost-effective ways to proceed.
Not long ago, socialist politicians denounced the easing of planning restrictions as a “developer’s charter.”
Labour’s ideas do not stand up to scrutiny any more than those of the Conservatives. Until the failed consensus is broken, the crisis will continue.
The Shadow Levelling Up Secretary says her party “want to see people paid enough money to live on”
Shadow Ministers have attacked the idea. But Labour councils were falling over themselves to put in bids. Levelling up is now about a hand up not a hand out.
Voters aren’t used to a world of rising prices and interest rates, and their hearts and minds are up for grabs.
“I don’t work on the railways, I work in parliament,” she says when asked if she would have voted for rail strikes.
“Of course we don’t want strikes to have to go ahead this week,” she says, calling on the Government to “get round the table”.
As Starmer comes under police investigation, Nandy hits out at a “desperate attempt to sling mud”.
The Government could end up with a series of Burnhams and Khans, constantly trying to undermine it.
“We can’t possibly hit people with more taxes at the moment, it’s just simple not possible for some people to survive.”
From business rates to statues, reviving the town high street is a key demand of working-class voters.