More than a century ago, in 1924, Britain got its first Labour government. It was a beleaguered administration that lasted barely nine months.

Gareth Hetherington: 'Our difficulty is not a shortage of powers but a persistent failure to use the powers already held to ...

The critical test of Andy Burnham's devolution plan will not be its rhetoric, but the fiscal reality behind it, writes Lara ...

Andy Burnham is wrong – Britain needs less government, not more - COMMENT: The PM-in-waiting’s fondness for greater ...

A Labour MP widely expected to become prime minister later this month provided it an "error-filled" article for publication.

Ken Skates wants to see Cardiff Bay to hand over power and money to local areas. In this piece, the interim Welsh Labour ...

Electing a Devon mayor could unlock billions of pounds of local investment over the next decade, the leader of the county ...

Who’s in, who’s out… Whitehall is itching for its marching orders, Andy - COMMENT: If the presumptive PM announced his ...

It is now required to meet at least four times a year ...

Lord Sanderson of Bowden, who has died aged 93, was a textile manufacturer and banker from the Scottish Borders who played an ...

Sir Keir is set to resign after a series of high profile policy reversals and a dismal showing for his party in this year’s elections. His likely successor, Andy Burnham - the high profile former ...

The Humber Growth Board Joint Mayoral Committee held its first meeting in Hessle, with the mayors of Hull and East Yorkshire ...