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As part of our Labour Tribes project, in partnership with PLMR, LabourList is taking an in-depth look at the different groups, factions and caucuses that shape the current Parliamentary Labour Party. While primarily serving as a think tank…
What is the Labour Progressive Policy Network? Find out all about this vital resource for Labour's parliamentary staff.
Ahead of Welsh Labour’s manifesto launch today, LabourList visited Wales to get a sense of the mood among the party’s hopefuls, and see whether Labour can really find a way to lead the Welsh government once again.
James Tibbitts reports from the Greater Manchester by-election in Gorton and Denton, surprised by a positive campaign...
'The story of John Prescott is the story of the Labour movement of the last half century' writes his former adviser Mike Craven.
Diane Abbott’s A Woman Like Me starts with a picture of the author as a toddler alongside her family. She is striding forward and pointing a finger in the air, and, the older Abbott tells us, “nobody in that photograph looks more…
The Durham Miners’ Gala, held on the 2nd Saturday of July and in its 138th year, is a staple of many trade unionists’ diaries – when I ran into Ian Byrne MP early in the day, he described it as one of his favourite places in the world – but…
Edinburgh has been Scottish Labour’s shining beacon of light over the last decade, hosting the party’s one remaining MP, Ian Murray, following the party’s 2015 and 2019 near-wipeout. If polls from recent weeks and months are accurate, the…
I joined members and party staff in Rutherglen earlier this month for what I was told was day 152 of the campaign. The story of the by-election in Rutherglen – Margaret Ferrier’s suspension from the Commons, her appeal and its eventual…
A hush settles over Portcullis House. Parliament Square empties of staffers and is refilled with tourists queueing for red phone box selfies. Tumbleweed drifts through the atriums of Westminster tube station. August is the quietest month in…
“My mum, she was incredible,” Labour Glasgow candidate Pam Duncan-Glancy tells me as we pause for a chat mid-canvassing. The rest of the group are now going up the tenements, which are not accessible for wheelchair-using campaigners…
“Our activists are the most positive and enthused I've seen them in a long time,” Anas Sarwar says. “I think the reaction we're getting from people as well – there's a different mood towards the Labour Party than there has been for a very…
