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Keir Starmer will be appointing his first cabinet over the coming hours. He last reshuffled his shadow cabinet in September 2023, though many have been in post for longer.
The polls are open and the campaign is over. And while the political parties will spend the day getting their vote out, there is very little for the leaders to do now but sit and wait for the verdict.
From Bristol Central to Barnsley South, here is a closer look at the seven seats Labour could be at risk of losing, according to election forecasters.
Poll after poll has pointed to Labour forming the next government following the general election this week, but what might the party's first day in office look like if it does emerge victorious? The Institute for Government hosted a webinar…
It’s the final stretch of the general election campaign. The streets around Deal station are crowded with yard stakes and posters, out from which grins the face of Mike Tapp, Labour’s candidate. Tapp was selected early in the cycle – he…
Amongst all the constituency races across the country, including the dozens of safe Conservative seats which could flip for the first time, one battle has attracted the media’s interest like no other. The race for Bristol Central has the…
Finchley and Golders Green, Sarah Sackman tells LabourList, is the “epitome of a battleground”. She should know: she fought it, and narrowly lost it, in 2015, and now she’s back for another go at turning the north London seat red.
The world’s most expensive soap opera, High Speed 2, has dominated the news cycle in recent years, so one might be forgiven for overlooking the slightly obscure plan for Britain’s railways from the Labour Party’s Shadow Transport Team…
If the polls are correct, Keir Starmer will enter Downing Street as prime minister on 5 July.
On a busy street corner about 10 minutes walk from Wimbledon station, Labour and the Liberal Democrats have made their pitches to be the main local opposition to the Tories.
The countdown to polling day will soon be measured in hours - not weeks, or days. And, still, despite Labour’s ironclad refusal to project any hint of complacency, opinion polls place the party 20-or-so points ahead of the Conservatives.
Polly Billington hopes to win East Thanet in coastal Kent for the first time for Labour since 2005, in an area where Nigel Farage once stood.
