Crime, welfare, abortion: Where could Reform threaten Labour next?
Crime, abortion, net zero. Is Reform campaigning on the best issues to threaten Labour - or is it's voter coalition too fractured?
Tom Belger
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Why don’t Labour’s workers’ and renters’ rights reforms cut through to voters – and how should they?
Why aren’t even life-changing, flagship policies cutting through, and what can Labour do? LabourList asked a string of MPs and communication, polling and policy experts.
Teal and green waves put safe seat on knife edge as ex-council chief quits
When Andy Moorhead became leader of Knowsley council, a hotchpotch of post-industrial towns clustered around Liverpool, Labour held every ward in England’s second most deprived authority.
Is running for deputy Labour leader worth it? Former candidates reveal all
LabourList spoke to over a dozen candidates or campaign teams past and present to unpick the intriguing, varied reasons candidates actually run - and why so many more don’t.
‘I slept in my car’: Is Labour conference still worth the rising costs?
LabourList spoke to multiple organisations and individuals alarmed by the ever-rising cost of conference, with some warning it risks 'disenfranchising' members.
Deputy election: Labour faces backlash as hustings gets conference ‘graveyard slot’
Labour members are frustrated at the timing of the deputy leadership hustings being held in Liverpool at the end of conference.
Labour deputy leader election candidates: Who are the six candidates standing?
Six candidates have so far announced they are standing to contest the Labour deputy leadership election, as they vie for the support of their colleagues in the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Labour deputy leader election: Date revealed for NEC meet to decide on contest as candidate speculation begins
The Labour party's national executive committee (NEC) will meet on Monday to decide on the internal election to replace Angela Rayner as deputy leader, LabourList can reveal. An emergency meeting of the party's ruling body will be held…
Mini reshuffle: Four things the Downing Street shakeup reveals
Google's public data suggests its more political users in Britain are searching for 'cabinet reshuffle 2025' today. They may be less interested to find news only of a shakeup of lesser-known personnel within Downing Street. But the changes…
Asylum hotels: Another Labour council weighs options for planning law action
Another Labour-run council - Stevenage - is weighing up its options for using planning law to stop a hotel housing asylum seekers in the wake of the Epping High Court judgement, Tom Belger reports.
Asylum and bills: How Labour quietly lost Stevenage Woman – and won her back
Tom Belger reported from Stevenage
Palestine: Full list of Labour MPs backing immediate recognition as PM moves
More than 100 Labour MPs have signed a cross-party letter calling for the government to immediately recognise the state of Palestine. The letter, led by Labour MP for Rotherham Sarah Champion and signed by almost a quarter of MPs in the…