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Liv Garfield seeks backing from Labour for reforms as government eyes temporary renationalisation of Thames Water

Margaret McDonagh, Baroness McDonagh of Mitcham and Morden, died this week, far too young at 61, from a ferocious brain tumour. You may not be familiar with this Labour grande dame, despite the many obituaries published about her. But if you delighted in Tony Blair winning the election in 1997…

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Angus Robertson has claimed Westminster proceeded with legislation which was refused consent by Holyrood on nine occasions.

Stirling North Labour councillor Danny Gibson was suspended after he was found to have launched a personal attack on a senior officer and belittled staff in front of others.

Councillors Cath Davis and Gary Madden said they had become 'increasingly disillusioned' as they made claims the North Tyneside Labour group has refuted 'in the strongest possible terms'

A HISTORIAN has accused Labour of contributing to Scotland’s “amnesia around slavery”, saying the party should not try to “politicise” the…

Baroness McDonagh, who was Labour’s first female general secretary, was hailed as the 'absolutely essential' figure to the party's 1997 and 2001 election wins as it was announced she had died aged 61

The politician has been described as an ‘unstoppable force of nature’ and a ‘tireless champion for women’.

"Margaret was a tireless champion for women, mentoring a whole generation of political and business leaders"