back labour

A popular term for the location (i.e., lower back) of the pain and discomfort of uterine contractions, which most often occurs with posterior presentation.

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Tory ministers in stunning U-turn as they will now back Labour bill to force landlords to make properties safe

'Labour is winning arguments and making Ministers change policy - the Tory U-turn on legal protection for renters is proof'; Now they've admitted private renters need such basic consumer rights, the Government should rethink its hard-line refusal to help renters in other areas too,

FORMER prime minister Gordon Brown has called on pro-Union voters to back Labour and prevent "another divisive referendum" on independence.

Brown's 'plea to save Union'

And 42% say they will back Labour, down from 47% in the 2015 general election.

Tories trail Labour by just two points in the North East; YouGov poll shows 15-point rise since 2015

FORMER Plaid Cymru leader Dafydd Elis-Thomas has asked all "progressive" voters in the marginal constituency where he has a home to back Labour in the election to stop the Tories from winning the seat.

Ex-Plaid leader backs Labour

A new poll found that 42 per cent of voters said they would back the Conservatives if an election was held tomorrow - and just 28 per cent would back Labour.

Five Midland Labour MPs could lose seats; POLITICS

He's the latest celebrity to back Labour after the party won an endorsement from cooking legend Delia Smith.

O'Grady: I'll quit the UK if Tories win

NICOLA CATTO First-time voter Nicola, 26, a support worker for adults with learning difficulties, is planning back Labour.

SO WHAT DO VOTERS SAY? West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine

A Populus poll of 5,000 people reveals 82 per cent back Labour peer Lord Falconer's controversial Assisted Dying Bill.

Right to die law backed by4outof5

The number of voters intending to back Labour has risen by two points to 42 per cent while those planning to support the Tories has fallen five points to 35 per cent, the Reuters/Ipsos Mori survey found.

New poll suggests Tory support slips

Between now and May 5, the Greens will try to convince Labour supporters they are wasting their votes if they back Labour in the second ballot for the regional seat.

THE BRIEFING

IN TOON: Eddie Izzard was in the region to back Labour

Izzard stands up for Labour

Some 40 per cent of voters questioned by ICM said they would be less likely to vote for the party if Mr Brown was replaced as leader, compared to 38 per cent who would be more likely to back Labour.