Was Louise Haigh’s departure inevitable?
Some in Labour had long thought the Transport Secretary was vulnerable.
ByLouise Haigh
Louise Haigh’s clash with No 10 was a defining moment
The cabinet’s soft left has been sent a warning.
By
This P&O row is proof of Britain’s economic servility
Is the government prioritising Dubai investment over British workers’ rights?
By
How radical is Labour’s new rail policy, really?
The party describes it as the “biggest reform of our railways for a generation” while avoiding the word “nationalise” –…
By
Labour’s rail plans show Keir Starmer’s cautious populism
The commitment to take the industry back into public ownership is a victory for the soft left.
By
Louise Haigh: Labour manifesto will pledge rail renationalisation
The shadow transport secretary on her plan to take private operators back into public ownership.
By