Union bosses criticize Starmer for breaking 2020 pledges
Union leaders have expressed their disappointment with Sir Keir Starmer for reneging on promises he made when he won the Labour leadership in 2020.
Comparison to Tony Blair
Union bosses urged Starmer not to follow in the footsteps of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, suggesting that he should stick to his radical promises.
Starmer accused of changing position on common ownership of utilities and university tuition fees
PCS leader Mark Serwotka, representing thousands of civil servants, criticized Starmer for altering his stance on issues such as the common ownership of utilities and university tuition fees.
Union leader calls for a radical vision
Serwotka stated that Starmer should inspire people to vote for Labour with a genuine radical vision, rather than relying on the public's dissatisfaction with the Conservatives. He emphasized the need for radical solutions in the current crisis, rejecting financial conservatism.
Labour warned of being seen as a "Nineties tribute act"
Unite General Secretary Sharon Graham recently cautioned that Labour runs the risk of being perceived as a nostalgic throwback to the 1990s.
Common ground with unions
Starmer, originally scheduled to have a private dinner with union leaders at their rally in Liverpool, emphasized that there is significant common ground between Labour and the unions.
Labour deputy leader criticizes "sham and a scam" Tory plans
In a keynote speech today, Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner will argue that the Conservative Party's efforts to level up the country are disingenuous and deceitful.
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