Unite, a major UK trade union, won't back any candidate in Labour’s deputy leadership race to stay neutral amid party divisions.

Unite, one of the UK’s largest trade unions, has announced it will not endorse any candidate in the upcoming Labour Party deputy leadership race, citing a need to remain neutral amid divisions within the party. The decision comes as the contest heats up, with several candidates vying for the position. Unite’s leadership emphasized that the union will continue to engage with all contenders but will not formally support one over the others. This move reflects broader concerns about party unity and the union’s role in internal Labour politics.