Manifesto blame game underway as MPs and activists debate the winners and losers from a sensational leak
Labour has been convulsed by debate today over the contents of its leaked election manifesto. As the party…
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Labour’s election manifesto approved unanimously, says Corbyn
Labour’s election manifesto has been approved after a crunch meeting of up to 80 Labour politicians and officials,…
Corbyn skips poster launch as McDonnell defends Labour’s leaked manifesto
Jeremy Corbyn pulled out of Labour’s poster launch this morning as John McDonnell defended the contents of their “transformational”…
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…
Corbyn’s vision for Britain – the policies Labour is set to include in its manifesto
With Theresa May’s shock decision to call an early general election in just a few weeks time, Labour…
Sounds familiar? Corbyn’s policy push marks him out as heir to Ed Miliband
With elections around the corner, Jeremy Corbyn has been keeping Labour activists occupied with a series of policy announcements. While…
Chuka’s vision of a “Labour alternative” shows how we can take the fight to the Tories and win from the centre ground
Chuka Umunna’s essay The Labour Alternative is the most comprehensive account of Labour’s purpose since Jon Cruddas’ 2013…
Jeremy Corbyn: This is not North versus South – it is the people versus the establishment
This is the full speech delivered by Jeremy Corbyn at Labour’s regional economic conference in Liverpool today. Thank you…
Huge chunks of Britain’s rail system are now owned by foreign governments – it is time to take back public control
This is the campaign video published by rail union the TSSA to highlight how passengers on Britain’s privatised…
Sam Tarry: Southern Rail fiasco tells us what “taking back control” should really mean – railways owned by the public
Chris Grayling, the Transport Secretary, has been summoned to the Commons to answer for his department’s role in…
