Tory donors dwarf cash raised by Labour as rumours mount of new centre-left party
Labour raised only half the £5.5m generated in donations by the Tories, in the first three months of…
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Tories’ poll lead cut to nine points
The Tories’ poll lead has been slashed to single figures as the voter rebellion over Theresa May’s “dementia…
Christian Wolmar: It’s time to tell the right-wing press that reforms should be measured in more than just pounds
The Labour manifesto has been widely acknowledged as having plenty of good ideas and even many many people…
Poll shows public backing for Corbyn’s manifesto policies – but not for him as PM
The Labour policies contained in its leaked manifesto command strong support from voters even as they express their…
Rail, energy and Royal Mail nationalisation at heart of Corbyn’s leaked plan to transform Britain
Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to renationalise the railways, energy market and Royal Mail if he is elected prime…
Andrew Gwynne’s state of the race update: This will be our biggest ever campaign
This is the first in a series of weekly election campaign blogs written by Andrew Gwynne, Labour’s campaigns…
Corbyn’s row with backbencher overshadows Easter policy blitz
A high-profile MP critic of Jeremy Corbyn has said he is the victim of a “smear” campaign after the…
May’s Brexit bluster cannot hide the Tory crises in schools, housing and health
When Theresa May invoked article 50 last month, she promised parliament she would “take this opportunity to build…
They call it “dispersal” but this Tory war on asylum seekers shames May
Labour-led local authorities, mostly in the poorest parts of the UK, house 20 times more asylum seekers than…
How we can be strong on migration while fighting prejudice, by a Labour councillor
Britain has a long tradition of migration ranging from the Romans, Irish, and Jews in the early 20th…
