This is our Industrial Strategy delivering on its mission to reindustrialise Britain and bring growth across the country.

We've all heard someone say 'school wasn't really for me’. And we should think about why that is. Our system is set up to reward young people who thrive in academic subjects and exams, but what about those who learn best by getting stuck in and doing things? Too often they're left behind. So we’re introducing new vocational GCSEs - proper, nationally recognised qualifications giving young people practical, hands-on learning that they can study alongside Maths, English and Science. And we’re creating 200,000 more work experience opportunities, so every teenager gets the chance to experience the world of work before they leave school. A one-size fits all approach simply doesn't work - I want to build an education system that values both academic and technical paths and gives all young people hope that their future will be brighter, whether it starts at university or not.

Camden gave me a world of opportunities when I first came here as a refugee. I want to make sure every young person in Camden has those same chances in life. Thanks to @LucyMPowell for joining me to speak about The Camden Way.

This is why I'm in New York.

It’s estimated that one in five women in the UK will experience a miscarriage in their lifetime. But if you lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks, there is currently no legal right to bereavement leave. I don’t think that’s right. Losing a pregnancy can be devastating. You and your partner shouldn’t have to worry about going straight back to work. So we’re changing the law. From April, women and their partners will be entitled to two weeks off after any pregnancy loss. And we’re making wider changes, with new rights to time off when you lose someone you love. When you’re grieving, you deserve the time and space to do that.

Here's Kemi Badenoch explaining why she's against Kemi Badenoch's new policy.

Women and girls should be able to live their lives free from violence and abuse. But when these crimes happen, we need a justice system that properly supports victims. So we’re making changes.

Sagal's story is London's story.

Does he mean Robert Jenrick? Does he mean Suella Braverman? Don’t be so coy, Zia

Congratulations, @michaeljmarra! 🌹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

RT @LucyMPowell: Congratulations to @michaeljmarra on being elected leader of Scottish Labour. Commiserations to Joe Fagan too. I look f…

Congratulations @michaeljmarra! Lots to do and I know you’ll give it everything you’ve got. Looking forward to working closely together to bring back hope in Scotland.

It’s the honour of my life to be elected @ScottishLabour leader. Together we will rebuild our party by reconnecting with the country and rediscovering our moral purpose. Join us scottishlabour.org.uk/join

Crypto billionaires hand £72m to Reform UK. Reform UK pledge millions in tax breaks for crypto investors. It stinks.

RT @AngelaRayner: If Nigel Farage will do a cameo for £70, what would he do for £70 million?

RT @LucyMPowell: Congratulations to Joe Fortune on becoming the General Secretary designate of the Labour Party. I look forward to workin…

I want to pay tribute to our departing General Secretary, Hollie Ridley, who worked her way up from Trainee Organiser to the very top of the Party. Each step of the way she has demonstrated the kindness, talent and dedication that make our movement so special. Thank you, Hollie.

Congratulations to @FortuneJF on his selection as General Secretary of the Labour Party. He is a champion for the breadth of our movement and I look forward to working with him to secure a second Labour term. Welcome, Joe! 🌹

Why on earth would crypto billionaires give Reform £72 million?

We're putting power into communities across Britain by backing them to build and control their own clean energy supply. That's good for bills, good for local economies and good for tackling the climate crisis. theguardian.com/commentisfre…