Labour’s financial woes exposed as shadow cabinet ministers told to stop fundraising for themselves
Labour has moved to centralise donations as membership plummets and tensions grow with unions over strike action.
Labour has moved to centralise donations as membership plummets and tensions grow with unions over strike action.
Sir Keir now leads both Tory leadership candidates as the public's preferred PM.
If repeated at a general election Labour would get a 126 seat majority, with Jacob Rees-Mogg and Boris Johnson losing their seats.
As well a downturn in membership, the subsequent dip in overall income has seen the party declare a sizeable deficit.
The chancellor is believed to be one of the richest politicians in the House of Commons alongside the former chancellor, Rishi Sunak.
Meanwhile, Boris Johnson's spokesperson has said there will be no further government intervention before the Tory leadership race ends
New measures to help the cost-of-living crisis would benefit everyone under Labour proposals - no matter what you earn.
Keir Starmer could make a speech on the energy bills crisis as soon as Monday, reports suggest.
The Labour leader has been quite selective over who he gives his support to over the past few weeks.
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