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Chuka Umunna has been given a telling off after a job ad for a year-long unpaid internship in his office came to light yesterday. A message from the Leader’s Office was promptly sent around that afternoon to the entire PLP pointing out that…
It was in the chamber during a debate on the latest bombing of Syria that Ian Austin MP asked me “what do you know, newbie?” and told me that I should “go back to Brighton with Momentum” who he said have “never really ever been Labour”. It…
Theresa May's reluctance to welcome the result of the Irish referendum on abortion is no coincidence. After a landslide victory for the ‘Yes’ to repeal campaign, attention quickly turned to Northern Ireland, where the Abortion Act 1967 does…
This is Labour MP Stephen Kinnock's full speech at Common Vision's 'Millennifest' conference in Cardiff. Thank you for that introduction, it’s a pleasure to be here with you all today. Let me start by saying that it’s a pleasure to meet so…
As the first anniversary of my election approaches, I’m naturally reflecting on my experience as an MP so far. I’ve been surprised by some things, and not by others - but one thing that I’m now even more sure of having spent 12 months in…
Labour is currently consulting on new policies as part of its 2018 ‘Policy Commission’. The NEC has assigned MPs to different policy areas, and each commission is tasked with working alongside the National Policy Forum (NPF), affiliates and…
During the BBC’s local election coverage, John McDonnell reaffirmed his support for proportional representation. “I support PR”, he said several times to Wera Hobhouse, the Liberal Democrat MP for Bath seated next to him. This was not…
After unseating a Tory minister in last year’s snap general election, I’ve been shocked by the shambolic handling of important issues by this inept and uncaring government. One area that I’ve been paying close attention to is social care…
Many of the government's bigger bills are in the Lords at the moment, but a Conservative manifesto pledge that's been hotly anticipated among renters sees the light of day. Here's what's happening this week. Monday 21 May Tenant Fees Bill…
This weekend, at our summer conference, Fabians will be discussing ‘Labour’s Vision’. As we live through one of the most uncertain, unsettling, and challenging periods I’ve ever known in politics, Labour’s message of hope for our future…
