May elections: Party warned GE handling of ‘non-battlegrounds’ could cost votes
Labour members fear the party’s attitude towards so-called ‘non-battleground’ seats at the general election could impact its prospects…
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NHS league tables: ‘The ghosts of Labour reforms and rebellions past loom large’
As sure as night follows day, any attempt at NHS reform is going to provoke controversy. But as…
Sue Gray: Did she turn down nations and regions envoy job or was it withdrawn?
“It’s a gray area,” a frowning Sue Gray was pictured saying on a Private Eye frontpage last month,…
LabourList readers overwhelmingly back legalised assisted dying – but less sure safeguards are adequate
LabourList readers overwhelmingly support moves to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales as a private members’ bill…
Assisted dying bill offers ‘strictest safeguards in world’, says MP
Terminally ill adults with less than six months to live and who have a wish to end their…
Science Secretary Peter Kyle will support assisted dying bill
Science Secretary Peter Kyle has told constituents he will support the assisted dying bill when it is debated…
Former Blair chief of staff Jonathan Powell appointed as Starmer’s National Security Adviser
Jonathan Powell, the former chief of staff to Tony Blair, has been announced as Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s…
Runcorn and Helsby MP Mike Amesbury charged with assault
Suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury has been charged with assault following an incident last month. Amesbury was suspended…
Three-quarters of Labour voters unhappy at Trump victory, poll reveals
Three-quarters of Labour voters are unhappy at Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election, latest polling has…
Reactions from across the Labour Party as Trump secures his return to the White House
As Donald Trump celebrates his return to the Oval Office, Labour figures have warned that the party must…
