Former Commons leader Lucy Powell elected deputy leader of Labour Party
Former House of Commons leader Lucy Powell has been elected as deputy leader of the Labour Party.
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Former House of Commons leader Lucy Powell has been elected as deputy leader of the Labour Party.
Labour politicians, activists and supporters have been reacting to the party’s seismic and historic defeat in the Caerphilly by-election, which saw the party sink to third place behind Plaid Cymru and Reform UK with just 11% of the vote.
Just over a quarter of Labour members would want Keir Starmer to resign as Labour leader if the party were to lose next year’s Senedd election, an exclusive poll for LabourList reveals.
Labour has lost the Caerphilly by-election, ending more than a century of near-unbroken dominance in the South Wales Valleys.
Lucy Powell has a commanding but narrower lead in our final opinion poll of the deputy leadership election, LabourList can reveal.
Angela Rayner has received plaudits from her Labour parliamentary colleagues after delivering her resignation speech in the House of Commons. In her first address in the chamber since leaving the cabinet in the midst of a scandal over…
NEC member Cat Arnold has been excluded from the shortlist of applicants running to be Labour’s candidate for next year’s Sussex mayoral election.
A wealth tax on high earners, rejoining the single market and scrapping the two-child benefit cap are among the progressive policies most supported by Labour members, an exclusive poll has revealed.
An abuse survivor who quit their role in a government inquiry into grooming gangs has called on safeguarding minister Jess Phillips to resign.
Rachel Reeves will announce a bonfire of business bureaucracy with further cuts to red tape and a promise to save UK firms nearly £6 billion per year by the end of the parliament.
The next Senedd election is still over a year away, but a number of Labour members have already announced their intention to stand down when polling day comes around.
A majority of Labour MPs think the Chancellor should raise taxes at the Budget to allow for additional spending and investment above the amount needed to meet her fiscal rules.