Corbyn’s pledges on the arts are almost really good
Nearly 20 years on from when Tony Blair shared drinks and jokes Noel Gallagher and Mick Hucknall at…
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Fears of a “purge” have their roots in NEC decisions and conference controversy
Last night, Labour’s general secretary Iain McNicol took the remarkable step of issuing a public correction to what…
Union chief challenges Labour over “politically motivated” suspensions
The trade union leader suspended from Labour – apparently over social media posts – has attacked the decision…
Corbyn: I’ll reverse cuts and deliver a “transformative vision” for British arts
Jeremy Corbyn has today pledged to spend an extra £40m a year on the arts and introduce an pupil…
Labour conference still in doubt as security giant G4S snubs party plea
Concerns are mounting over whether Labour conference – due to open in less than a month – will…
Labour donor Lord Sainsbury also funded Lib Dems as part of EU campaign
Labour donor Lord Sainsbury also gave more than £2m to the Liberal Democrats, it has emerged. The former…
John McDonnell claims Corbynistas “purged” from leadership contest
Tensions between the Labour leadership and party officials appeared to deepen tonight when John McDonnell claimed there had…
Corbyn and Smith battle over Brexit but Scottish question remains unanswered
The latest set piece debate between Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith – and the first in Scotland – offer…
Hustings in Glasgow: your views on Corbyn vs Smith
This evening marks the fifth hustings between Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith in the battle for the Labour leadership. The…
Union chief who backed Corbyn blocked from voting in leadership contest
The general secretary of one of Labour’s affiliated trade unions was today suspended from the party – meaning…
