- NewsAndy Wells
Labour MP reveals wife was sent dead bird and threatened with rape after he spoke out against anti-Semitism
John Mann said he had been targeted by the Jeremy Corbyn-supporting campaign group Momentum.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May set to tell MPs she was right to back Syria air strikes as anger grows over lack of vote
The Prime Minister is facing mounting anger from MPs over a lack of Commons vote.
- NewsAndy Wells
‘Not helpful’: Boris Johnson criticised by minister for labelling Jeremy Corbyn ‘Kremlin’s useful idiot’
The Foreign Secretary accused the Labour leader of lending ‘false credibility’ to Moscow.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn condemned for attending left-wing Jewish group meeting during anti-Semitism crisis
Jeremy Corbyn was criticised for attending a meeting with Jewdas.
- NewsAndy Wells
‘Enough is enough’: Jewish leaders attack Jeremy Corbyn over anti-Semitism in Labour
The Labour leader has been accused of siding with anti-Semites.
- NewsEllen Manning
'Corbynmania' didn't actually happen in the 2017 General Election, study suggests
NatCen Social Research’s British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey suggests a recovery in turnout didn't necessarily just benefit Labour.
- NewsRoss McGuinness
Jeremy Corbyn hit by Labour bullying claims as Debbie Abrahams leaves shadow cabinet
Debbie Abrahams has been forced to step down from the Labour front bench.
- NewsAndy Wells
Voters still seem to be confused about the Labour and Conservative positions on Brexit
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have both attempted to make their position clearer.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn 'betraying Brexit voters' with promise of strong relationship with single market
Mr Corbyn has previously faced criticism for not making Labour’s position clear on Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
Shock polls reveals lead for chaotic Tories over Jeremy Corbyn's Labour
A shock poll has put the Conservatives four points ahead of Labour.
- NewsDavid Harding
Tories and Labour level in latest poll - but most people think Theresa May would make the best PM
The Tories and Labour are neck and neck in the latest opinion poll - 42% each - in the latest YouGov poll
- NewsMatilda Long
Man accused of Finsbury Park terror attack 'planned to kill Jeremy Corbyn'
The Finsbury Park attacker originally planned to try and kill Jeremy Corbyn, a court heard today.
- NewsAndy Wells
Tony Blair believes a Jeremy Corbyn government would take UK ‘further to the left than ever before’
The former Prime Minister said that Mr Corbyn’s left-wing policies would not serve the UK well after Britain leaves the EU.
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What next for Labour's factions?
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.
- NewsAndy Wells
Timeline: Here's what we know about Brexit in 2018
With the country still divided over how they want Brexit to take shape, there is no certainty on how Britain’s divorce from the EU will play out.
- NewsAndy Wells
Theresa May heads to EU summit after suffering humiliating defeat in key Brexit vote
MPs proclaimed Parliament had "taken back control" of the Brexit process by ensuring a "meaningful vote" on the withdrawal deal.
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn backers Momentum investigated over election campaign spending
The Electoral Commission said its probe would look into whether the group's spending breached the limits for non-party campaigners in national elections.
- NewsNick Reilly
Jeremy Corbyn brands Government approach to Brexit a 'shambles' during tense PMQs clash
Mr Corbyn hit out at the Government for offering ‘heavily redacted’ assessments of Brexit’s economic impact.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
PMQs: Corbyn's performance wasn't perfect but he now knows what works
The Conservatives have had a terrible few days. This is after he stated in October that the documents were in such “excruciating detail” that the prime minister could not have read them all. “In July, the international trade secretary said Brexit negotiations would be the easiest in human history.
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Question Time leaders special might have swung the election
TV debates have become an established part of elections in the UK. From Cleggmania in 2010, to the seven-party platform of 2015, to the Question Time specials of 2017, millions tune in to see party leaders put forward their ideas with passion and energy - and to see them held to account. In this year’s snap election however, we saw the format come under strain.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Theresa May’s leadership ratings hit new low
A poll today shows Theresa May's approval ratings have sank to an all-time low, as the Conservatives remain dogged by scandals and in-fighting over Brexit
- NewsPolitics.co.uk
Everything you need to know about Lexit in five minutes
Left-wing attacks of the EU have a long political heritage and include some much-loved figures on the left, like Tony Benn. It paid high Finnish wages and abided by high Finnish worker standards and, as a consequence, it made a loss.
- NewsYahoo News UK
Labour extends lead over the Tories in latest poll
Despite suffering two resignations from her cabinet and a series of scandals, the Prime Minister - just - remains the UK's preferred PM over Jeremy Corbyn
- NewsNick Reilly
John Prescott's son suspended by Labour over sexual harassment claims
He is believed to have been instrumental in reviving the successes of Jeremy Corbyn
- NewsAndy Wells
Jeremy Corbyn calls on the Queen to APOLOGISE if she has money in trust havens to avoid paying tax
The Labour leader said those involved in the Paradise Papers leak of secret documents should say sorry if they have invested offshore to avoid tax.
