Andy Burnham has made it clear he wants a new relationship with Europe. The summit, postponed from the summer due to ...

A year ago we gave Rachel Reeves nine ideas to plug the gap. She’s gone, the gap hasn’t. Here they are again, for the new man ...

AI data centres are big business. And after the long, hot, summer, there’s an intense focus on them environmentally and ...

Andy Burnham reignited interest in Russian interference in the Brexit referendum at the weekend when he said the Kremlin had sought to influence the vote. Speaking to the podcast The Rest is Politics, ...

Westminster returned from conference season yesterday to find the prime minister rummaging around in the attic. Andy Burnham had dug out a box that has gathered dust in the corner of British politics ...

If you stayed up for the Holborn and St Pancras count hoping for a political earthquake, bad luck. Labour’s Sagal Abdi-Wali held Keir Starmer’s old seat with 12,292 votes (45.1 per cent of the vote), ...

Andy Burnham upped the stakes in his speech to Labour’s conference when he promised to end the ban on public ownership of water companies. Previously he had called only for more public control.

More than 5,500 days have now passed since Andrew Dilnot’s commission into England’s adult care system declared it “not fit for purpose” and in need of “urgent and lasting reform”. But it has still ...

Whether you consider his political strategy to be savvy social networking or a selling out to Instagram, Andy Burnham’s grasp of what makes politics relatable is his key strength as prime minister. He ...

Have you ever heard of NIMTO? Neither had I, until a sunny Monday afternoon at Labour Party Conference, when Lord Toby Harris, Chair of the National Preparedness Commission, introduced a room full of ...