Anas Sarwar told the party's conference in Liverpool that Labour needed to "finish the job" in 2026.

Labour revival ‘only half written’ says Sarwar as he targets 2026 Holyrood vote - The Scottish Labour leader wants to ‘finish the job’ and win power from the SNP in the Holyrood elections in May 2026.

Scotland is being “held back” by an SNP government that is failing Scots as the country cries out for change, Anas Sarwar will tell the Labour party conference. The Scottish Labour leader will say that Scotland is a country of “enormous potential and is brimming with talent”,

According to Ipsos, just 22 percent of people are “pleased” with Labour’s performance, and fewer than half of Labour voters—a fifth of whom regret voting for the party. Only a third of people think it is doing a better job than the Conservative government it replaced.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has claimed that Labour will "not return the UK to austerity" as she made her keynote speech at the party's conference in Liverpool.Addressing the crowd, Reeves said: "There will be no return to austerity.

Indian authorities investigate EY's Pune office after worker's death, sparking social media uproar and government probe.

Indian authorities inspected consulting firm Ernst & Young's (EY) Pune office and interviewed executives in the western city on Monday, a state official said, amid an investigation into an associate worker's death,

Unison and GMB understood to be likely to back motion to reverse policy. No 10 is braced for a potential defeat on a Labour conference vote to condemn cuts to the winter fuel allowance, as major trade unions lined up to back the motion to reverse Rachel Reeves’s decision.

Furious trade unions demanded answers from Labour this morning after party officials were accused of deliberately ducking a vote on the end of universal Winter Fuel Credit. Unite the Union and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) were left angry when a motion calling for the Government to U-turn on its decision was not selected to be voted on at

Labour has delayed a potentially humiliating vote on winter fuel payment cuts at the party's conference. A motion put forward by trade unions urging the Government to U-turn on the policy to restrict the allowance to only the poorest pensioners was due to take place today at the gathering in Liverpool.