Labour Party

One thing that helped propel Labour into power was the cost of living crisis, and millions of households under financial strain will now be looking to see what Rachel Reeves’s first budget will do about it.

The public engagement exercise is billed as the biggest national conversation about the future of the NHS since its birth, with the ‘entire country’ called upon to share their experiences and ideas.

David Lammy has become the first British foreign secretary to attend a meeting of EU foreign ministers since Brexit.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy speaks to Chancellor Rachel Reeves about the UK economy, austerity, the NHS and gifts to Labour cabinet members.

The number of families using ‘Baby Banks’ for essential items like nappies and formula has jumped by more than 50% since 2021, figures shared with Channel 4 News have revealed. 

We sit down with Prime Minister Keir Starmer to talk about his commitment of 2.5% of GDP on defence and tackling the crisis in UK prisons.

We spoke to the Secretary of State for Wales David TC Davies, and Jo Stevens who’s the shadow Welsh Secretary.

Earlier I spoke to the polling expert Sir John Curtice – who’s professor of politics at Strathclyde University.

Labour’s Steve Reed, who’s the shadow environment secretary, joins us in Westminster.

We spoke to environment minister Rebecca Pow.

The polls are all suggesting the election is Labour’s to lose, but how did the party’s manifesto go down with voters?

We spoke to Labour’s Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh who was in Grimsby where the Sky leaders’ event took place.

We spoke to Nigel Farage shortly after he announced he’d run, and we started by putting it to him that voting Reform on 4 July helps Labour get a bigger majority.

Channel 4 News has obtained an exclusive audio recording from Faiza Shaheen’s candidacy interview with Labour’s National Executive Committee.

We spoke to Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson. We began by asking her about Labour’s pledge to reform the current apprenticeship levy, in order to train up more UK workers, and how it would all be funded.