Advertisement — responsive 970x250

Deputy Leader of the Labour Party

Use the filters below to refine your search

Watson turns to union leaders to broker Corbyn’s departure
News

Watson turns to union leaders to broker Corbyn’s departure

By LabourList

Tom Watson told Labour MPs this evening that he will meet union leaders tomorrow to persuade them to broker a negotiated settlement with Jeremy Corbyn which would see him stand down. The Deputy Leader told the weekly meeting of the…

Labour’s new shadow cabinet in full
News

Labour’s new shadow cabinet in full

By LabourList

Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn MP Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, Party Chair and Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office Tom Watson MP Shadow First Secretary of State, Shadow Secretary of State for…

Tom Watson has been elected deputy leader of the Labour Party
News

Tom Watson has been elected deputy leader of the Labour Party

By LabourList

Tom Watson has been elected deputy leader of the Labour party with 198,962 votes. Labour announced the results of their leadership election at an special conference in central London this morning. Watson was elected with 50.7% of the vote…

Creasy remains LabourList readers’ favourite for deputy leader
News

Creasy remains LabourList readers’ favourite for deputy leader

By LabourList

Stella Creasy is the favourite to win Labour's deputy leadership contest among LabourList readers. This week's survey, the last before the results are announced this weekend, saw Creasy come top in the deputy leader question with 34% of the…

Weekly Survey: leader, deputy leader, and London Mayor
News

Weekly Survey: leader, deputy leader, and London Mayor

By LabourList

Here we are. Finally. The last week of Labour's leadership, deputy leadership and London mayoral contests. We'll know the results of the final race in the list on Friday morning, while the outcome of the other two elections will be…

It will take heart and head to win again
Comment

It will take heart and head to win again

By Caroline Flint

When I joined the Labour Party in 1979, age 17, I had no idea that for the next 18 years, Labour would be in opposition to a Tory government. As a young activist, I seemed to be on a different demo every week. Thatcher was in power and…

Become a Friend