End to Birmingham bin strike ‘within sight’, claims Labour council leader
An end to the year-long Birmingham bin strike is “within sight”, the city’s council leader John Cotton has claimed.
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Labour members overwhelmingly pessimistic about May elections – poll
Labour members are overwhelmingly pessimistic about the party’s electoral prospects next month, exclusive polling for LabourList reveals.
Cabinet rankings: Shabana Mahmood least popular minister among members
Shabana Mahmood has overtaken Liz Kendall as the least popular Cabinet minister among Labour members, exclusive polling for LabourList has revealed.
Labour members say PM mishandled Mandelson saga, but split over need for new leadership
An overwhelming majority of Labour members think Keir Starmer has handled the Mandelson affair badly, according to exclusive polling for LabourList.
‘Take the anger… and add some hope and a plan’: Does Rowenna Davis have the recipe for success in Croydon?
Croydon Mayoral candidate Rowenna Davies on the success of social media for her campaign and how to save Croydon town centre...
They’re running..! The Labour MPs taking part in the 2026 London Marathon
Meet the Six Labour MP running the London marathon tomorrow and find out who they are raising money for and why.
Watch Labour’s uncensored attack ad exposing extreme views of Reform politicians
Labour has published an uncensored version of its party election manifesto, highlighting offensive comments made by Reform UK politicians.
Delivering in Government: A special pre-election round up of good news Labour stories
From scrapping the two child cap to renters rights this special edition looks back at some of Labour's key achievements in government.
London Labour activists charged over Croydon candidate selection irregularities
Four senior London Labour figures have been charged in connection to an investigation into irregularities for a candidate selection process for the general election.
No 10 took ‘dismissive approach’ to Mandelson vetting, says sacked Foreign Office official
Former Foreign Office official Olly Robbins has claimed that Number 10 had a “dismissive approach” to the vetting of Peter Mandelson and said there was an “atmosphere of pressure” to have him in post as US ambassador as quickly as possible…
Labour on track to lose more than 1,800 councillors in English local elections, pollster claims
Labour could lose as many as 1,800 council seats across England as the party loses votes to various different parties across the nation, according to a recent forecast.
PM says ‘deliberate decision’ taken not to inform him of Mandelson’s failed vetting
Keir Starmer has apologised for the appointment of Peter Mandelson, but insisted that a “deliberate decision” was made not to tell him that Mandelson failed security vetting.