- NewsEllen Manning
Jeremy Corbyn hits out at Theresa May's Brexit deal, branding it a "huge and damaging failure"
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said Theresa May's Brexit deal had left the Government in "chaos" and can not be put to Parliament.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tony Blair blasts Jeremy Corbyn as he says it is ‘gut-wrenching' that Labour isn't calling for second Brexit vote
The former Prime Minister has repeated his calls for a second referendum.
- NewsMatilda Long
Jeremy Corbyn is the most popular politician among UK women - but men prefer Boris Johnson
People's favourite politicians vary hugely according to age and gender.
- NewsMatilda Long
Jeremy Corbyn mocked after attempting to floss at Pride of Britain Awards
The Labour leader was compared to Mr Bean after failing to quite get to grips with the viral dance craze.
- NewsAndy Wells
Watch: Dennis Skinner tells Labour conference that he wants to ‘nationalise something every week’
The ‘Beast of Bolsover' told delegates in Liverpool he would not be alive without the health service.
- NewsMatilda Long
I'll call a general election: Corbyn brands no-deal Brexit a 'national disaster'
Jeremy Corbyn promised a 'green jobs revolution' and an end to 'greed-is-good capitalism' as he laid out a new vision for the economy in his Labour Party conference address.
- NewsEllen Manning
Labour MP's calls for general strike branded a 'disaster'
Labour Party figures have said that Laura Smith's calls for a general strike at a conference fringe event are not party policy.
- NewsAndy Wells
‘It’s not in the national interest’: Theresa May rejects calls for a general election before Brexit
Downing Street officials are reported to have war-gamed a November vote.
- NewsAndy Wells
Shocking poll finds 40% of British Jews would 'seriously consider' leaving the country if Jeremy Corbyn was PM
The Labour anti-Semitism crisis has damaged Jeremy Corbyn.
- CelebrityDigital Spy
Patrick Stewart got in bizarre spat with Jeremy Corbyn
There goes Locutus of Borg's vote.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn admits laying wreath following Twitter spat with Israeli PM
Benjamin Netanyahu has clashed heads with Jeremy Corbyn on Twitter.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn apologises for Holocaust Day event as Labour faces fresh pressure over anti-Semitism
The Labour leader apologised for sharing a platform with people ‘whose views I completely reject’.
- NewsMatilda Long
MP John Woodcock quits Labour with attack on Jeremy Corbyn's 'hard left takeover'
Labour MP John Woodcock has quit the party with an attack on the 'hard left takeover' of the party.
- NewsAndy Wells
Labour MP accuses Jeremy Corbyn of being a ‘racist’ in new row over tackling anti-Semitism
The party's ruling body approved a new code of conduct on anti-Semitism despite intense criticism.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May warned her Brexit strategy risks handing Jeremy Corbyn the keys to Downing Street
Ben Bradley and Maria Caulfield said that Mrs May’s plans for close ties with Europe could put Labour in power.
- NewsAndy Wells
Brexit is 'putting other countries off leaving the EU’ as Europeans fear being hit in the pocket
Netherlands PM Mark Rutte claims citizens in EU countries fear being less well off if their own country opts to leave.
- NewsAndy Wells
Labour MP calls for online trolls to lose anonymity after receiving 600 rape threats in a single night
Jess Phillips said Parliament needs to act against the anonymous trolls who abuse her on a daily basis with ‘bile and abuse’.
- NewsMatilda Long
Brexit showdown: Everything you need to know about the EU Withdrawal Bill vote
The EU Withdrawal Bill has returned to the House of Commons today and tomorrow for a series of knife-edge votes that will determine the future of the Brexit process. Theresa May is facing one of the biggest tests of her leadership, with Tory rebels threatening to vote against their own party to force through amendments to the bill. Rebel leader Dominic Grieve tabled a last-minute compromise amendment last night, which scaled back the demands of the House of Lords position but which would give MPs the power to block a no-deal Brexit.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Labour ‘prepared to vote against Brexit plan’ as Jeremy Corbyn aims for ’softest’ deal
The Labour Party admits it is divided over how it approaches Brexit.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Talking Politics
As expected, the Momentum slate swept the board again at Labour’s NEC elections. This means they now hold all nine constituency positions as well as controlling other internal bodies such as the Conference Arrangements Committee. You have to be a truly dedicated political activist to care much about internal elections.
