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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Corbyn: “We have committed to respecting the result of the referendum”
Jeremy Corbyn confirmed at the special Brexit meeting of the shadow cabinet today that Labour is now committed…
8 key points from Labour’s new Brexit briefing
LabourList has seen the shadow cabinet briefing written by party strategists in full. The document, which is being…
PMQs: Corbyn exposes May’s Grenfell shame
Jeremy Corbyn employed his best PMQs strategy today: he focussed on one important issue and kept hammering away…
Labour backs a public vote on any deal – but Remain is still a step too far
Gracing the latest televised Tory leadership debate with his presence last night, Boris Johnson didn’t ‘sparkle’ in the…
We must be honest about New Labour – its successes and failures
Jeremy Corbyn’s announcement that a future Labour government would no longer pursue social mobility, but would focus instead…
As a new MEP, I’ll fight to protect women from gender-based violence
Conflict-related sexual violence is one of the most shocking human rights abuses in the world, targeting some of…
“Divided parties never win elections” – Dave Prentis opens UNISON conference
Below is the full text of the UNISON annual conference opening speech made by general secretary Dave Prentis. …
We want Rory Stewart to win the Tory race, say LabourList readers
LabourList readers would most like Rory Stewart to win the Tory leadership contest, according to our latest survey.…
Why Labour needs a more critical approach to the police
The desire to appear more trustworthy to voters on law and order runs like a golden thread through…
ASLEF launches report to boost diversity among train drivers
ASLEF launched its new report, On Track With Diversity, today. According to Britain’s trade union for train drivers,…
