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Ministers and aides will be hoping a significant retreat on welfare reforms today will win round enough rebels to get legislation through the Commons next week, but questions over whether heads should roll – and which – are likely to…
More than 70 Labour politicians in part of the region likely to be hardest hit by welfare reform changes have signed an open letter to Liz Kendall, urging the Work and Pensions Secretary to "rethink" the changes.
More than 100 Labour MPs have signed a "reasoned amendment" seeking to thwart the government's controversial welfare reform bill, in one of the most significant rebellions of Keir Starmer's premiership to date. Here is a full list of them…
Some 59 of the 108 first signatories of the reasoned amendment opposing welfare cuts are new Labour MPs. Weren't the newbies in the class of '24 supposed to be ultra-loyal "Starmtroopers"?
Here is why some Labour MPs say they are backing an amendment opposing the government's welfare reform plan - and why others back the government.
Detailed documents outlining Labour's missions have been deleted from the party's website, begging the question of whether they will join the online dashboard in being quietly shelved.
The question on many Labour figure's minds is whether Sadiq Khan will run for a fourth term.
New figures published as part of the government's Spending Review lay bare stark divides in the fate of different departments' day-to-day budgets in the coming years, with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office looking like the…
Watch the Spending Review today – at 12.30pm – for signs Labour wants to look Labour and turn on the public spending taps, not turn them off.
“A Northerner in London, this is what happens,” jokes Andy Burnham as we hurl ourselves back off a Tube train we had just boarded in the wrong direction.
Gloom is setting in among Labour MPs amid fears of swingeing cuts to some departmental budgets next week, with one saying they are "resigned" to unavoidable spending restraint but others issuing last-ditch pleas to shake up Labour's fiscal…
Angela Rayner and Andy Burnham are the top picks among Labour members to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader should he not lead the party into the next general election.
