Labour NEC elections: Full list of CLP rep contenders
Dozens of Labour members are standing as candidates for the party’s upcoming elections for the national executive committee.
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Dozens of Labour members are standing as candidates for the party’s upcoming elections for the national executive committee.
Wes Streeting dominated the airwaves with the most broadcast rounds of any Cabinet minister in the first three months of 2026. LabourList analysis found that the Health Secretary has been sent out to bat most often on radio and TV…
Labour MPs are split over the future of North Sea oil and gas exploitation amid rising fuel costs due to the Iran conflict.
Millions are set to benefit from legislation which comes into force today to improve workers' rights and end the two child limit.
With just over a month until local elections in England, Labour is bracing for a tough election test - and looking to defy both the polls and a run of council by-election losses. In Worthing on the south coast, where Labour took control of…
The NEC met in Downing Street and vice-chair Peter Wheeler, deputising for Shabana Mahmood, welcomed members. Tributes were paid to former general secretary David Triesman, cancer campaigner Nathaniel Dye, Tony Blair’s longtime agent John…
GMB general secretary Gary Smith has been re-elected unopposed for a second term to lead the union.
A new Labour attack ad aims to expose Reform UK and Nigel Farage's "naked attempts to hoodwink working people".
Hull East MP Karl Turner has had the Labour whip suspended after his outspoken criticism of the government's planned reforms of jury trials.
First Minister Eluned Morgan has promised a “new chapter” for Wales with a “new generation of Labour politicians” as she unveiled Welsh Labour’s election manifesto. While acknowledging the frustration some voters feel with politics, Morgan…
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.
Critics of assisted dying have claimed legislation being debated in the lords “will fall” - and said a private members’ bill was the “wrong vehicle for a change of this scale and sensitivity”.