Cabinet rankings: Kendall overtakes Reeves as least popular minister among Labour members
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has overtaken Rachel Reeves as the least popular cabinet minister among Labour…
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Labour under pressure as Jackie Walker hearing begins
Jackie Walker’s disciplinary hearing begins today. Over two days, a panel of three members from Labour’s national constitutional…
How ‘indicative votes’ are held will be crucial to their success
Has the House of Commons has finally come to the end of its tether and taken control of…
WATCH: Lisa Nandy on ‘hardening’ Brexit attitudes
Speaking in the Brexit debate on Monday, Lisa Nandy told the Commons that she had seen a “hardening”…
Beware, Lexiteers: you could be paving the way for Blue Corbynism
An estimated one million protesters took to the streets over the weekend to express their dismay over the…
MPs trigger ‘indicative votes’ to find way forward on Brexit
The House of Commons has voted to hold a series of ‘indicative votes’ on Wednesday, when MPs will…
We’re a step closer to Black/BAME self-organisation in Labour
Since 2015, the Labour Party’s membership has soared, driven in large part by a significant influx of self-defining…
“It’s time for parliament to work together and agree on a Plan B” – Corbyn’s Brexit response
Below is the full text of Jeremy Corbyn’s response to the Prime Minister’s latest Brexit statement. I would…
MPs could force ‘indicative votes’ – if May doesn’t instigate first
Over the weekend, more than a million took part in the ‘Put it to the People’ march in…
Plea to the government: please reveal your proposals to enhance the UK’s railways
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‘Indicative votes’: we’d choose another referendum, say LabourList readers
LabourList readers favour another referendum over other Brexit options in an ‘indicative votes’ scenario, our latest survey has…
