Liz Kendall’s (almost) all-American AI school
All but one of the courses recommended by the UK government are provided by US companies
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How Labour changed its mind on the two-child benefit cap
It was an emotional moment for so many people in the Labour movement
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The mutiny against Liz Kendall
Labour must get a grip on insurgent backbenchers who oppose its welfare bill.
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Labour is locked in a vicious blame game
As Rachel Reeves and Morgan McSweeney are targeted, once-loyal MPs single out Keir Starmer.
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These disability benefit cuts are about to bury Labour
The proposed cuts may produce a dire electoral outcome for the government come 2029.
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Inside Labour’s welfare revolt
Keir Starmer’s political authority is now on the line.
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Is the government about to drop Liz Kendall’s welfare reform bill?
Government figures are telling rebels that this vote will be a confidence matter in Keir Starmer.
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Labour is heading for war over welfare cuts
Rebel MPs are unimpressed by the government’s “olive branch”.
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The truth about Labour’s benefits plan
Myths about “scroungers”, overdiagnosis and easy solutions are twisting the debate beyond recognition.
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Labour’s collision course
Keir Starmer is in an economic bind. The fallout could fracture his party.
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Liz Kendall’s the right choice for local government, for London, and for Labour
Eight council leaders from the capital explain why they’re backing Liz Kendall to lead Labour back into power.
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Five things we learned from Liz Kendall at the Press Gallery
Labour leadership candidate backs the 2 per cent defence spending target and free schools.
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Liz Kendall: “Nobody wants to think about what they’ll be like when they’re incredibly old“
The shadow minister for care and older people on the future of old age in Britain, parents versus the state, and…
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