Inside the bellwether town which spells whether it will be a good night for Labour
After spending time on Labour’s campaign trail in Exeter, I visited the very marginal Plymouth Sutton and Devonport…
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Andrew Gwynne’s state of the race memo: May’s no-show makes her unfit to be PM
This is the latest in a series of weekly election campaign blogs written by Andrew Gwynne, Labour’s campaigns…
Bean over Britain: Corbyn’s champion on Brexit, Blair and winning back Derby
In the Derby North seat which Chris Williamson held from 2010 to 2015, the fiercely pro-Corbyn candidate has…
Nick Palmer: Fox hunting is just one part of May’s disastrous animal welfare failure
I’m a former Labour MP but for the last seven years I’ve been focused on animal protection campaigning,…
Labour would cut rail season tickets by £200 a year after nationalisation
Commuters would be £1,000 better off over five years if Labour wins the election takes the railways back…
Manuel Cortes: A Labour victory is within reach – let’s go for it and leave our mark on history like our forebears in 1945
Next Thursday, a vote for Labour is a vote for hope and a vote for new economic deal…
Weak, weak, weak: If it is a fight over character then let’s compare May’s cowardice against stubborn Corbyn
To most voters, the character of the candidates matters more than the policies they offer. Every election in…
Tory slump means Corbyn “could gain 30 MPs” and force a hung parliament
Labour could gain nearly 30 seats and force a series of key losses on Theresa May to leave…
Corbyn hailed over fight for equality as he condemns abuse of Woman’s Hour host
Jeremy Corbyn was today hailed as Britain’s “fifth black MP” as he condemned the abuse directed at a…
Kezia Dugdale: Sturgeon can talk about opposing austerity all she likes but she has cut schools and elderly care
This is the full statement published by Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale after Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish first…
