Compass event: Is the soft left back – and a beauty parade to lead it underway?
Louise Haigh, Andy Burnham and Mark Drakeford were among the big names at Compass' 2025 conference.
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Exclusive: Labour still tops poll among Leave-voting Tory-Labour switchers
Labour is still the most popular party among Brexit-backing 2019 Conservative voters who switched to the party in 2024, according to polling shared exclusively with LabourList.
‘Attacking Trussonomics isn’t enough. We must attack Farage’s anti-migrant bile’
Minesh Parekh and Nabeela Mowlana write that the Prime Minister must criticise what Farage says about migration
Holyrood by-election: Scottish Labour gloom and a call for PM to reshuffle
Keir Starmer has been urged to trigger a reshuffle and “reset” of his government as the party in Scotland faces a challenging by-election in Holyrood.
Thames Estuary motorway must not devour UK’s green transport budget
Train drivers’ union ASLEF and campaigning group Transport Action Network (TAN) argue against a ‘smart’ motorway under the Thames Estuary between Gravesham in Kent and Thurrock in Essex.
Blow for Labour as Farage outpolls even Burnham and Rayner in Red Wall
Nigel Farage is more popular than even Andy Burnham and Angela Rayner in the Red Wall, according to polling shared exclusively with LabourList.
Women’s conference, future elections, and NPF issues – Labour NEC report
Ann Black's latest NEC report covering the cancellation of the women's conference, education, AI, and issues with the National Policy Forum.
‘Progressivism or bust: Why Blue Labour is the wrong answer to Reform surge’
Callaghan lost the support of his own base while losing the 1979 election to Thatcher. Any Labour government that tries to follow the Blue Labour formula is likely to end the same way.
Next election date: Should we read anything into this internal party memo?
An internal Labour document shared with LabourList may have cast some light on when voters may next go to the polls.
Will the winter fuel cuts rowback quieten welfare reform rebels – or embolden them?
Keir Starmer looks set to row back on cuts to winter fuel payments, in the most significant u-turn of his premiership so far, but is it enough to prevent his backbenches' biggest rebellion yet?