Labour not defending workers, says Unite after Rayner row

The news article discusses the ongoing tensions between the Labour party and the Unite trade union. According to the article, Unite's General Secretary, Sharon Graham, has criticized the Labour party for not defending workers' interests. This comes after a reported row between Labour's deputy leader, Angela Rayner, and the union. The article suggests that the Unite union may consider its future relationship with the Labour party, indicating a potential rift between the two organizations. The union's dissatisfaction stems from the perceived lack of support for workers by the Labour party. The article does not provide further details on the specific nature of the disagreement or the context of the reported row. However, it highlights the broader tension between the Labour party and one of its key trade union allies, which could have implications for the party's relationship with the wider trade union movement.