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The director of the Compass campaign group and former New Labour adviser Neal Lawson has said a 17-month probe has cleared him of breaching party rules over a tweet backing cross-party collaboration.
Tributes are flowing in to the former Labour Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, after his family confirmed his death at 86 today.
Labour is facing pressure over its handling of non-battleground seats at the general election after a senior party figure raised. the issue with new general secretary Hollie Ridley.
"It's a gray area," a frowning Sue Gray was pictured saying on a Private Eye frontpage last month, as journalists asked if she'd resigned or been sacked. Many Westminster watchers will have a sense of deja vu today. It appears Gray won't be…
Kemi Badenoch has won the Conservative leadership contest and has become the new leader of the opposition.
"Lots of messages in my Constituency Labour Party WhatsApp saying they are looking forward to canvassing this weekend much more now," one MP told LabourList in the immediate aftermath of Labour's first Budget since 2010. Labour's £70bn hike…
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves' Budget today gives one of the biggest signs yet of Labour's electoral strategy over the coming years. It also comes hot on the heels of a Downing Street staffing shakeup intended to give the governnment more…
The bus fare cap will be extended by a year but rise 50% from £2 to £3, the Prime Minister confirmed in a speech ahead of the Budget on Monday.
The national secretary of the GMB union has warned that workers in energy and manufacturing must be put front and centre of decision-making over the net zero transition, and sounded the alarm over a "homogenisation" of MPs coming from an…
Labour's first Budget since returning to power is fast approaching – and will make history in more ways than one.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will tell voters "better days lie ahead", just days before Labour's first Budget which will "embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality".
A cabinet member has refused to be drawn on whether Labour would investigate or suspend the whip from Mike Amesbury, after the MP said he had approached the police about an "incident" on the street during a night out.
