“The pakoras we ate together tasted of solidarity and spice” – one activist’s polling day diary from a key marginal
On June 8 at 11.30pm I arrived home after a day of campaigning. I started to say hello…
Labour Party
Huw Irranca-Davies: Let’s finish the journey from valiant losers to worthy winners
The team head back to the changing room at the end of a pretty brutal match. It’s been…
Corbyn calls on PM to quit after Tories’ election humiliation
Jeremy Corbyn has said he is “ready to serve” following Theresa May’s electoral humiliation and Britain’s vote for…
Tories post 12 point lead in late poll
The Tories have registered a 12 point lead in a major pollster’s final survey of the campaign. Theresa…
Len McCluskey: Corbyn has brought life back to a Labour Party struggling to understand its place in Britain
Six weeks ago when Theresa May called her opportunistic election it was understandable that there was a sharp…
The Greens stood aside – now back me in Brighton to help defeat regressive alliance
I am standing in Brighton Kemptown, a seat on the south coast that we lost by just 690…
Is Corbyn on the brink of an earthquake? Labour cut Tories’ lead to single point
Labour has closed the gap with the Tories to just one point, according to a surprise poll published…
How Christians on the Left aims to build bridges between faith groups and Labour
In church recently I met someone who runs a food bank. He talked to me about how his…
Labour turnaround as Londoners back Corbyn over May to be prime minister
Jeremy Corbyn would make a better prime minister than Theresa May, voters in London have said for the…
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…
