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How is Labour’s local election campaign going?
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. Just seven days to go until polling day. This time next week you will be on the doorstep, campaigning for the local Labour candidates who need you most (I hope). Not...
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Did Corbyn’s meeting with Jewish groups go well?
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. Labour’s handling of antisemitism in the party hasn’t been knocked off the news agenda after a meeting was held between Jeremy Corbyn, new general secretary Jennie...
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Mark Drakeford bids to replace Carwyn Jones as Welsh Labour leader
Mark Drakeford is probably the next First Minister of Wales. Just days after Carwyn Jones revealed his plan to stand down from the Welsh Labour leadership post at party conference in Llandudno, Jeremy Corbyn ally Drakeford announced his bid and is...
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Shelly Asquith: Meet Labour’s youngest council candidates
Next week, as people go to the polls to elect their new councillors in many parts of the country, Labour is fielding its youngest set of candidates for years – possibly ever. It has been four years since most of the seats Labour is fighting were last...
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The real battle for Labour is in areas like Kensington and Chelsea
Quam bonum in Unum habitare. How good it is to live in unity. It is hard to know whether Kensington & Chelsea’s borough motto was intentionally ironic, or contained a modicum of truth when it was first adopted many decades ago. Either way, it is...
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Luciana Berger: To save lives, we must take a new approach – health in all policies
Labour can be enormously proud of our record on improving the health of the nation. From the earliest days of our movement, we have campaigned to advance the public’s health. The unions campaigning for workplace safety, for shorter working hours, and...
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WATCH: Can the PM be personally accused of racism? “Yes,” says Butler
Today Dawn Butler said Theresa May can be personally accused of racism and held the Prime Minister responsible for “racist legislation”. Speaking to Niall Paterson on Sky about the Windrush...
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WATCH: “We will sort this out” – Thornberry on antisemitism
Today Labour frontbencher Emily Thornberry said she was “fed up” of antisemitism in Labour and vowed the party “will sort this out”. Nick Robinson asked: “When you listen...
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WATCH: Thornberry calls on Rudd to quit
Today Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry called on Home Secretary Amber Rudd to resign following the Windrush scandal. Speaking to Nick Robinson on The Andrew Marr Show, Thornberry said: “If...
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How is Labour’s local election campaign going?
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. Just seven days to go until polling day. This time next week you will be on the doorstep, campaigning for the local Labour candidates who need you most (I hope). Not sure where to help? Momentum have launched their handy online tool My Nearest Marginal, which became so useful during last year’s general election. They’ve listed 24 key councils where either Labour is at risk of losing control, or […]
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Shelly Asquith: Meet Labour’s youngest council candidates
Next week, as people go to the polls to elect their new councillors in many parts of the country, Labour is fielding its youngest set of candidates for years – possibly ever. It has been four years since most of the seats Labour is fighting were last up for election, and in that time our party has battled two general elections and seen membership soar. Many of those newer members are under 27, and Young Labour now boasts a membership […]
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The real battle for Labour is in areas like Kensington and Chelsea
Quam bonum in Unum habitare. How good it is to live in unity. It is hard to know whether Kensington & Chelsea’s borough motto was intentionally ironic, or contained a modicum of truth when it was first adopted many decades ago. Either way, it is difficult to imagine a community in modern Britain that is more obviously unequal. It may be the smallest borough in London, but Kensington & Chelsea is home to the extremes of wealth and poverty, opportunity […]
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Did Corbyn’s meeting with Jewish groups go well?
Sign up to LabourList’s morning email for everything Labour, every weekday morning. Labour’s handling of antisemitism in the party hasn’t been knocked off the news agenda after a meeting was held between Jeremy Corbyn, new general secretary Jennie Formby and Jewish groups yesterday. It’s been described in unambiguous terms as “really bad” and a “disaster” by attendees. The Jewish Chronicle’s Stephen Pollard has pieced together accounts of the meeting for his write-up, in which he concludes that Corbyn and Formby “gave the game […]
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Mark Drakeford bids to replace Carwyn Jones as Welsh Labour leader
Mark Drakeford is probably the next First Minister of Wales. Just days after Carwyn Jones revealed his plan to stand down from the Welsh Labour leadership post at party conference in Llandudno, Jeremy Corbyn ally Drakeford announced his bid and is already tipped to win the race. The Assembly Member, who says he wants to push on with the Welsh government’s “radical” tradition, has secured the support of several left-wing AMs and will be backed by Welsh Labour Grassroots (Momentum’s home in Wales). […]
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