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Angela Rayner: How does Labour elect a new deputy leader of the party?
If deputy leader Angela Rayner were to resign as deputy leader over the stamp duty tax row, what would happen next? LabourList reviews the Labour rulebook to find out…
‘Why the deputy leader matters more to Labour’s factions than its future’
‘Cactus Jack’ Garner once famously described the job of Vice President of the United States as "not worth a bucket of warm piss" and having served in that post for most of Franklin Roosevelt’s time in the White House he knew of what he…
What should the new chief secretary to the prime minister do?
Jones’s last job gave him insight into departments across the government as well as the Treasury. The prime minister needs him to bring that governing craft to No 10.
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…
Starmer’s first reshuffle: Who are the Labour MPs to watch?
Who might be among those that are elevated to a ministerial position this week? LabourList has taken a look at some of the “ones to watch”.
Should Labour fear a Lib Dem surge in 2029 – or just a split vote?
For Labour, it would appear that the greater danger from the Lib Dems is indirect, peeling off just enough votes from the party to let Reform win.
‘Tactical voting helped Labour to win, but it can’t rely on it for victory in 2029’
Political parties should aim to earn positive votes that reflect genuine support for their values and policies, and build a real mandate to govern and deliver lasting change.
Could an electoral pact help Labour win the next general election?
The question on many Labour figures' lips is whether the party can continue to rely on tactical voting, or whether it also needs to consider an electoral pact with other progressive parties.
Asylum and bills: How Labour quietly lost Stevenage Woman – and won her back
Tom Belger reported from Stevenage
Labour Tribes Mapped: Interactive guide to Labour MPs – by PLMR and LabourList
LabourList and leading comms agency PLMR are proud to unveil the Labour Tribes Mapped project, a one-of-a-kind interactive guide to Labour's 403 MPs.
Zarah Sultana quits: What do polls show about a new party’s threat to Labour?
Zarah Sultana has quit Labour - in an end to a dramatic final week of the party's first year in power - but how much should it fear a new Jeremy Corbyn-led party?