Author: Kiran Stacey and Peter Walker

The Labour Party is making a bold move to restore confidence at their conference in Liverpool, with Rachel Reeves announcing investigations into over £600m worth of Covid contracts awarded under the Conservatives. Amid allegations of unethical practices and donations, Labour is pushing back, vowing to hold power accountable and protect taxpayer funds. Reeves plans to refer more than half of the contracts for investigation by the incoming Covid corruption commissioner, highlighting Labour’s commitment to transparency and integrity. The party is determined to address concerns over the VIP lane for lucrative contracts, which critics have dubbed a “chumocracy.” Additionally, Labour faces…