Analysis

We may know by the end of today which way West will go. And soon after, whether enough MPs will follow her lead.

The coalition which carried Labour into power may already be gone for good. Lessons from the local elections.

Every year since 2011, I have written a preview of the local and devolved elections and a scorecard after the elections referring back to it. You can read my preview here. This series of articles isn’t about politically analysing what…

Devastating day for Labour as we have lost hundreds of councillors in England, are down to just nine seats in Wales and failed to stop the SNP in Scotland.

The constituency of Stevenage has been a bellwether since its creation in 1983, quietly blazing a trail for national politics as it has for town planning. “Stevenage Woman” was to Keir Starmer what “Mondeo Man” was to Tony Blair - the swing…

As Westminster endures continued speculation over events that have not yet happened, local election campaigners should focus on telling their own stories in this final push...

Unless improvement is felt more clearly by patients, the NHS will not just define Streeting’s brief – it will define his political future.

The General Strike was 100 years ago. Why did it start? Why did it fail? Could it happen now?

100 years after it began the General Strike looks like an awkward deviation from the British labour movement’s ingrained constitutionalism.

What can Labour members around the UK expect on Thursday -and what should they be measuring this against? Luke Akehurst MP has the numbers.

The lesson from Labour's past is clear: when prejudice is tolerated, it spreads - and any party that fails to confront it risks paying a far higher price later.

Local election polling continues to show a five party split across many major cities. What does this mean for Labour moving forward?