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Kate Hoey, MP for Vauxhall, has announced that she does not want to stand for reselection as a Labour candidate in the next general election. In a letter addressed to her constituents, the Brexit-supporting representative of a London seat…
Observers of the Conservative leadership campaign have heard some more positive noises on immigration of late, with Jeremy Hunt promising to drop the net migration target and Boris Johnson committing to making the UK more open to skilled…
Labour MPs must return a form, indicating whether or not they wish to be a candidate at the next election, to the party at 6pm tonight. That is also when the regular parliamentary party meeting begins, which promises to be another fiery…
The campaign to turn Labour into a Remain party continues at full pelt. This morning, deputy leader Tom Watson has urged Labour members and supporters to join him in signing a declaration: ‘Labour must lead the campaign to Remain’. The…
“Brexit is culture war” has become a cliché repeated in Labour circles and beyond. Such statements usually carry an implication: that Brexit is a mere distraction, dragging us away from class politics. But it’s easy to forget that culture…
A new YouGov poll commissioned by The Times has put Labour in fourth place on 18% – the lowest level of support in polling history. It has only hit this mark once before: in 2009, with Gordon Brown as Prime Minister, soon after the UK…
This week, MEPs took their seats in the European parliament as part of the ninth legislature. It was a historic moment and one that many did not expect the UK to be a part of. And the only part of the proceedings that the British public…
The backdrop of the current Brexit impasse is a crisis of democracy in the UK. But in it there is a huge opportunity for the next Labour government to give power to the many by overhauling Westminster’s broken, centralised structures. The…
If PMQs today is anything to go by, any member of the public who has checked out of the Brexit process and started to ignore all so-called developments has it right. It was one of Theresa May's last sessions, but could have played out in…
As Brexit morphs into a no deal nightmare, with soft Brexit and Theresa May’s deal dead, it has become the biggest threat to the working people of the UK since World War Two. This is no joke. The Tory right know full well that freed from…
