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Labour’s workers’ rights plans can win over Tory and Reform voters, says TUC

Trade union leaders meet ministers for final talks on employment rights bill before unveiling on Thursday

The Guardian - UK

Red letter day for postal deliveries

Letters: I’ve got mail (finally) | Jonathan Reynolds | Barney Ronay’s journalism | New Tory leader | Where are the women at synod?

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: Premier League’s £100,000 ‘freebies’ operation to target cabinet and MPs amid battle over new regulator

English football’s top league and clubs handed Keir Starmer and nine cabinet ministers tickets worth thousands of pounds as it ramped up campaign against watchdog

The Guardian - UK

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Tory mayor warns of plot to end British steel production in favour of Chinese alternative via Brazil

Exclusive: Lord Ben Houchen raised fears have been raised that the UK will lose domestic steel production for the first time since the Industrial Revolution

The Independent UK

Cabinet ministers don’t need to repay freebies, says Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir has said he will repay the costs of some gifts he received, including nearly £2,000 of hospitality at Doncaster Racecourse and six Taylor Swift tickets

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer: Accepting freebies was 'not a misstep'

KEIR Starmer has said him paying back more than £6000 worth of gifts and hospitality is not an admission he made a misstep.

The National (Scotland)

Friday briefing: What the end of Port Talbot steelworks says about Britain’s green energy transition

In today’s newsletter: The end of coal, steel plants facing closure – how the UK is trying to build a post-fossil fuel economy

The Guardian - UK

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‘Davos on the Mersey’: key conference takeaways as Labour tries to woo business

As the budget looms, where the party stands on investment in the UK economy, workers’ rights and more

The Guardian - UK

Business leaders raise concerns over flagship Labour investment summit

Scheduling of event two weeks before budget in late October criticised at party conference as ‘wrong way round’

The Guardian - UK

Reynolds condemns ‘scaremongering’ over Labour’s workers’ rights overhaul

Exclusive: business secretary says some headlines about planned employment bill ‘pretty obviously wrong’

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Reeves tells civil servants to get back in the office in London to boost Britain's productivity

Civil servants should get back in the office in Whitehall and other parts of Britain to boost the economy, says Rachel Reeves.

Evening Standard

OPINION - TGI Friday? More like TGI Thursday now that so many work from home

Increased flexibility and allowing working from home creates a more productive workforce – so says the Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds. In response to Amazon insisting that workers return to working five days a week in the office, he says: “Workers should be judged by their output, not by whether they…

Evening Standard

Ministers and union leaders to hold crunch talks over workers’ rights plans

Exclusive: government is hoping to avert a potentially damaging row at Labour conference

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the teacher shortage: flexibility and career breaks could help

To tackle staff shortages, jobs in schools and other public services must be made more attractive

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With a lust for freebies and hobbled by infighting, Labour look like the Tories 2.0

The prime minister promised a government a world apart from Rishi Sunak’s, yet the similarities are mounting

Evening Standard

How much do MPs earn? Sue Gray paid more than Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer

The PM’s chief of staff’s pay rise has reportedly angered Labour Party special advisers

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer accused of handing ‘gold-plated pension’ to Sue Gray as pensioners brace for winter fuel cut

Conservative Party has claimed prime minister had ‘snatched away support for the vulnerable’ while handing large pensions to his senior officials

Evening Standard

Minister defends £170,000 salary of Keir Starmer aide Sue Gray

Ministers have ‘no political input’ into the pay of advisers, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says

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Business Secretary denies claim the UK is 'undermining' Israel's fight

Jonathan Reynolds insists Government’s suspension of certain arms licences to Israel was carefully calibrated

The Guardian - UK

Starmer’s free tickets for Arsenal and Taylor Swift part of job, says minister

Business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, defends PM over gifts he has received since becoming Labour leader

The Guardian - UK

Starmer says accepting gift of use of corporate box at Arsenal will save taxpayer money given security costs – as it happened

PM defends decision to accept corporate hospitality but dodges question about who paid for his glasses

Evening Standard

OPINION - Civil servants must return to the office; working from home isn't working

It seems ministers are “quietly ignoring” the Conservatives’ rule that civil servants should be in the office three days a week. It’s not much to ask for a nice, safe job and pension provision that the rest of us can only hanker after. But nope. Labour, once the party of…

Fortune

Man behind term presenteeism blasts RTO bosses as 'dinosaurs'

A work psychology guru says Amazon's RTO mandate goes against the evidence and won't improve productivity.

The Independent UK

Teachers will be allowed to work from home in Labour plan to boost recruitment

Education secretary Bridget Phillipson hopes increased flexibility will stop women leaving teaching profession, it has been reported

The Independent UK

Work from home battle raging again but it’s employees who are left torn and confused

As the government rails against presenteeism, Amazon is ordering people back into the office. With the ideological battle fiercer than ever, who will emerge victorious, asks Helen Coffey

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