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Those of us who are following Labour's leadership race could be forgiven for thinking that we have collectively travelled back in time. Like the ghost of Ed Miliband’s past, Lisa Nandy’s comments on the fiscal viability of the 2019…
Keir Starmer really doesn't want to criticise Jeremy Corbyn. Asked whether they would be "wise or try Corbynism again", Starmer mentioned negative comments about the leadership coming up on the doorstep. As a result, he was specifically…
Labour's spokesperson on culture has said that the death of English television presenter Caroline Flack "should be a wake-up call" for the government led by Boris Johnson. Commenting ahead of a tribute to Flack being shown on ITV2's Love…
Emily Thornberry is out of the running, having failed to reach the nomination threshold by just two local parties, and Labour’s leadership election is down to three. Party members, affiliates and supporters will have a choice of three: Keir…
The Andrew Marr Show Angela Rayner rejected Richard Burgon's idea of balloting members on military action, and declined to agree with extending free movement. On why she didn't run for leader: "I thought how best can I help Labour get into…
The 2019 general election was a rude wake up call for the Labour Party. Despite a progressive manifesto, it was a defeat of epic proportions. Of course, this has led to a series of op-eds and ‘expert’ pieces about what Labour needs to do to…
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan is my friend, and I know she would make a fantastic deputy leader of the Labour Party. You might think I’m only saying that because I’m biased – yes, she’s my friend, but that’s not why I’m supporting her. I’m…
Below is the full text of Rebecca Long-Bailey's speech on Labour's path to power delivered at a campaign event in Salford this morning. Welcome to the people's republic of Salford and the fabulous Lowry theatre. I’m so pleased you’ve joined…
The Labour Party is in crisis. Our defeat in December – after almost ten years in opposition – is the worst in living memory, and the national party is on its knees. As the leadership contest rolls on, the question of how we get back into…
My own local party nomination meeting was held last night and went as expected. One member said Keir Starmer was “so wooden” as to be a “posh kebab”, while others countered that the frontrunner has “gravitas”, the “skills to face the media”…
