Andrew Gwynne

'I've Got My Life Back': Labour MP Opens Up About Depression Battle

"I was right on the floor," Andrew Gwynne said.
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Rishi Sunak's Coffee Cup 'Worth Same As Two Weeks Of Sick Pay'

Labour highlighted the comparative cost as the chancellor repeatedly refused to increase sick pay.
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Government Gave Supermarkets Vulnerable People's Data. Councils Need It – And Can't Get It

The leader of one council said No.10 was risking "tragedy" by failing to share information on people's needs with local authorities on the ground.
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This General Election Is About So Much More Than Brexit

After years of cuts to vital services and tax handouts for the rich, the future is ours to make, shadow communities secretary Andrew Gwynne writes.
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Labour MPs Warn Party Is 'Nowhere Near Ready' For Election

One critic asked election coordinators: “What colour is the sky on your planet?”
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Labour Can Take Back Control of Our Local Public Services – By Ending Outsourcing

Private companies have exploited legal loopholes and shunted costs onto the rest of the community, Andrew Gwynne MP writes.
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Sunday Shows Round-Up: Tories Braced For A 'Kicking' As Labour Split Over Referendum

Brandon Lewis, Helen Whately, Barry Gardiner, Andrew Gwynne, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Jo Swinson on the pre-election TV tour.
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Labour MPs Pushing For Referendum On Any Brexit Deal Trying To 'Change Party Policy,' Says Barry Gardiner

Party's European elections manifesto to be agreed on Tuesday.
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Government 'May Have Relied On Google Maps' To Draw Up No-Deal Brexit Port Plans

Town hall chiefs are ready to walk out on talks with Whitehall.
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Sunday Shows Round-Up: Mind Your Language Edition

Boris Johnson is rebuked as Brexit battles rage on.
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