UK's Labour sets out priorities for government, planning on election win
Britain's opposition Labour leader Keir Starmer will set out six priorities for his party if it wins power, including ...
Labour begins candidate selection for Jeremy Corbyn’s Islington North seat
Ex-leader who still does not have the party whip will not be on the shortlist and is likely to run as an independent ...
The data that proves a Farage return to politics will spark chaos for Tories AND Labour
Nigel Farage’s potential return to politics could spark chaos for the Tories and Labour as the ex-Ukip leader threatens to ...
Labour loosens holiday limit after tired party staff members balk at curbs
Labour has relaxed its restrictions on staff members taking holiday in a tacit admission that the UK’s main opposition party ...
Labour may not deserve to win, but they still get my vote
My friend and former parliamentary colleague, the estimable Denis MacShane, gave an enthusiastic welcome to the column I ...
What does the Green Party stand for?
If the results of May's local elections are anything to go by, the Green Party is on the up. For the fifth time in local ...
Our only chance of climbing this electoral mountain is to open Tory Party to Nigel Farage, claims Jacob Rees-Mogg
The Conservative Party scored 19 per cent in a recent YouGov poll, compared to the Labour Party at 48 per cent. And the next ...
Starmer’s presidential pitch for Downing Street as Labour’s heir to Blair
The Labour leader will be joined on Thursday by his deputy Angela Rayner and shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves, with economic ...
Sir Keir Starmer to launch Labour’s key election doorstep offer to voters
The Labour leader will set out six ‘first steps’ the party would take if it were to win power at the general election.
Keir Starmer names six things Labour will do first if it wins power
Sir Keir Starmer has effectively launched his party’s campaign for the next general election, listing the six things he would ...
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The narcissism of minor differences, Labour Party edition
Nowhere is this more apparent than in the Labour Party. Barely five years ago, the party was at war with itself. Moderate mp s were in open rebellion against Mr Corbyn, a left-winger who wanted to ...