Labour Outlook

“Climate change is fast becoming a cost-of-living, public health, economic and national security crisis. The governments that recognise this will be the ones that succeed.” @ChristineBlower 👇

“The fight for our public services is a fight between you and people and interests like this, and for Andy Burnham and every politician it comes down to the question: whose side are you going to be on?” @NwogboJohnbosco 👇👇

“Sinn Féin will continue to fully support the Lower Ormeau community. They deserve to live in peace, and there will be no going back to the past.” @sinnfeinireland 👇

“In 1948, Britain decided that healthcare should be a universal right. The unfinished question is whether we are prepared to extend that principle to care and finally complete the welfare state.” @RLong_Bailey 👇👇

“Israel’s war on Gaza has been a testing ground for the destruction of the international legal system itself.” @RichardBurgon 💯👇

“This victory sends a powerful message to the world: Trump and his far-right allies across the globe can be beaten!” Read @BSI_Updates' statement on Lula's historic election win 🔥👇

“The continued hostile practices Oxford University Press uses on their own employees must end.” @strike_map ✊👇

The residents of Garvaghy Road have been praised by @sinnfeinireland leaders You can read more about it below 👇

“The politics and economics of British capitalism are not working. We need a rupture with the status quo, not more of the same.” @jon_trickett 👇👇

“Every family deserves equal access to truth and justice, regardless of who killed their loved one. Political pressure from the British military or intelligence services must not stand in the way.” @sinnfeinireland @johnfinucane 👇

“The technology itself is only part of the story. The real questions are: who owns it, who controls it and who benefits from it?” @IanLaveryMP on AI 👇🔥

“Britain needs a new generation of council housing built at scale… We should also support fair rent controls, giving renters breathing space while expanding the supply of low-cost housing.” @grahamemorris 💯👇

“The Employment Rights Act 2025 contains many useful measures, but it simply does not go far enough to re-empower workers and their unions.” @AndyMcDonaldMP and John Hendy on how we should change workplace law 👇

“We must repair our social security system, which has been weakened to the point that it no longer performs its basic function of catching people before they fall into poverty.” @NadiaWhittomeMP 🔥👇

“Trade unions, social movements, student organisations and the Historic Pact party led the demonstrations, which filled the centres of several major cities despite torrential rain.” @JFColombia 🔥👇

Prem Sikka on the urgent economic reform needed 👇👇 “These revenues can be used to recalibrate the tax system, reduce poverty, strengthen public services and support long-term social and economic development.”

“Peace, solidarity and social justice are part of the same fight for a better future for working people across the world.” @alexgordon4me 💯👇

“Ultimately, the future of our public services comes down to a question of power: who owns them, who controls them and whose interests they serve.” @KimJohnsonMP 🔥👇

“We will not pay for their wars, and resistance to war and militarism is building.” @jennie_walsh on @STWuk's international tour against war ✊👇

“We are calling on everyone to take action and write to Greggs CEO, Roisin Currie CBE. and demand an end to threats of restructure and redundancy.” @strike_map ✊👇