Tory Brexit rebels and Sadiq Khan’s housing demands
By a hefty majority of 41 – thanks to few Labour rebels, 17 Tories defying the whip in…
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Will Corbyn face another leadership coup?
Dianne Hayter, Labour’s deputy leader in the Lords, has been sacked as a shadow Brexit minister after she…
People’s Vote U-turns and the Meat Loaf Caveat
In the world of Brexit, it is not unusual for once firmly held positions to be scrapped in…
McCluskey’s message and the new People’s Vote campaigners
Over the weekend, Labour’s rows over antisemitism – inflamed by the BBC Panorama programme that aired five days ago –…
Labour is mired in a vicious antisemitism row. Can the party unite?
The effects of the BBC Panorama programme on Labour antisemitism are still being felt. According to Labour’s only…
The way forward for Labour’s antisemitism complaints process
There is only one subject of discussion in the Labour Party today: antisemitism. The BBC Panorama episode broadcast…
What does the new union-backed Brexit position mean for Labour?
LabourList has recently given coverage to a particular criticism of the ‘Referendum and Remain’ campaign. This objection isn’t…
Discipline, deselections and Brexit
Labour MPs must return a form, indicating whether or not they wish to be a candidate at the…
Tom Watson’s Remain push, freedom of movement and co-operatives
The campaign to turn Labour into a Remain party continues at full pelt. This morning, deputy leader Tom…
What Labour’s historic low in a new poll means for the party
A new YouGov poll commissioned by The Times has put Labour in fourth place on 18% – the lowest level of…