Polls show the public would now vote to rejoin the EU, so why isn't the Prime Minister listening?
Keir Starmer
A spokesperson said the party took the decision to drop its commitment to complete the official inquiry into press corruption, "in the interests of the country"
The new Labour Government should abandon all of the failed hostile approaches to migration and asylum pursued by its predecessors, argues Zoe Gardner
Some Labour MPs are furious about the "draconian" treatment of those who voted to lift children out of poverty
Lowkey is joined by John McEvoy to discuss his work uncovering Israel’s surprisingly firm grip over the British political system. John McEvoy is an investigative journalist for Declassified UK, a media outlet covering British foreign policy and intelligence agencies’ true role around the world.
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As world leaders brace themselves for another potential Trump presidency, Prime Minister Keir Starmer is quickly re-establishing the UK's global influence
As the UK’s new, MI6-aligned prime minister takes power, questions are resurfacing about how key files on infamous British pedophile Jimmy Savile disappeared under his watch. In October 2012, a documentary exposed how veteran British media personality Jimmy Savile sexually abused vulnerable, underage girls throughout his lifetime. This led to an eruption of reports of abuse, spanning decades, and official inquiries into multiple institutions to which Savile was linked. Today, the full extent of his crimes, and the total number […]
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Rishi Sunak's historic defeat was a direct result of a decade of ideological hard-right policies that have decimated our political and social fabric
The Conservatives are about to pay the price for 14 years of epic misrule. But while a Labour 'supermajority' is in the best interests of the country, it is no guarantee of a return to stability, argues Simon Nixon
While we should not expect too much of an incoming Labour government, we should not forget just how dark the last few years have been, writes Chris Grey