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Labour has quietly started seeking policy ideas for its next general election manifesto through its National Policy Forum (NPF), LabourList can reveal. The NPF is the party's official mechanism for formulating policy platforms that are…
Hundreds of relatives, friends and former colleagues of the former Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott are assembling at Hull Minster for his funeral today.Prescott's family have asked for donations to Alzheimer's Research UK instead of…
Rachel Reeves' backing for the highly controversial expansion of Heathrow airport is what's been dominating media coverage of her speech today, both in the lead-up and likely next few days. The fact Ed Miliband had what he himself called…
At least 47 Labour MPs have now spoken out publicly criticising the government for not offering compensation to WASPI women hit by pension reforms – with the SNP set to force a vote on the matter today. The government's "extremely…
Environment secretary Steve Reed has said any revived Heathrow airport expansion plan would be accompanied by a "proper consultation", and spoken up about the reasons for his past vote against a third runway. In a wide-ranging Q&A and…
Wes Streeting has sounded the alarm over the "corpses of progressive political parties" across Western liberal democracies, suggesting it was partly down to the left's troubles acknowledging state failures.
January 23 will mark six months since seven Labour MPs lost the party whip for voting against the government on an SNP-tabled King’s Speech amendment that called for the two-child benefit cap to be scrapped. John McDonnell, Zarah Sultana…
Keir Starmer has defended a new healthcare deal with the private sector, and hit out at 'desperate' attacks on Jess Phillips and Labour on grooming gangs.
Who has Labour announced as new peers set to join the House of Lords?
Questions continue to hover over the status of three east London CLPs that have been suspended for a number of years – with little indication if they will be restored any time soon
The Health Secretary Wes Streeting has hit out at critics suggesting on social media he "wants NHS privatisation", saying it "boils my blood" more than anything else.
Could bad headlines over GDP growth and controversies over Labour's planning reforms threaten Starmer's distaste for quick fixes?
