Farage is a whiny winner – and that’s not attractive to voters
As expected Nigel Farage has won his by-election in Clacton. In fact, from some perspectives this was a…
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PMQs: Legal aid cuts attack overshadowed by racism row
At the start of this month, the Labour Campaign for Human Rights launched a fresh push calling on…
Labour’s Brexit shift is a victory for the grassroots left, not centrists in suits
This week is already looking like a bad one for the pro-Brexit forces in our party. First, Labour’s…
This government has put banks in charge of tackling economic crime
We’d all be shocked if gangs of robbers were allowed to choose how they should be sentenced. But…
MPs vote to extend same-sex marriage and abortion laws to Northern Ireland
Labour amendments proposing to make same-sex marriage and abortion legal in Northern Ireland were approved by the House…
How Chris Williamson’s case was referred to a fresh NEC panel
The disciplinary case of ex-Labour MP Chris Williamson has been referred to a fresh panel of national executive…
Full text: Labour’s Brexit Q&A for MPs
Labour MPs have just been sent a series of answers to questions on the party’s new Brexit position.…
Corbyn tells members: Labour backs Remain against no deal or Tory deal
Jeremy Corbyn sent an email to all Labour members this morning with a “Brexit update” following consultation with…
What does the new union-backed Brexit position mean for Labour?
LabourList has recently given coverage to a particular criticism of the ‘Referendum and Remain’ campaign. This objection isn’t…
Shelly Asquith’s TU-esday round-up: Why you should boycott the gym… and other ways to support strikes
Pause the pilates – the weights can wait. Unite members are asking you to boycott the gym. If…
Labour’s two Brexit scenarios, as set out by trade unions
Labour-affiliated trade unions met today to discuss the party’s Brexit position. Pressure has been building on the leadership,…
