Jeremy Corbyn

A Year Of Keir: Can Starmer Inject More Passionate Politics Into His Leadership?

As jittery MPs demand more fight, part 1 of our in-depth look at the Labour leader’s 12 months in post.
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Keir Starmer Heading For 'Dustbin Of History', Says Len McCluskey

Unite union general secretary warns Labour leader voters "don’t understand" what he stands for.
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High Court Rejects Bid To Reveal Names Of Alleged Leakers Of Labour Anti-Semitism Report

Judge describes application as "fishing expedition" that risked "high-profile" identification of "innocent individuals".
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Labour Fears Leftwing 'Ire' If It Names Leakers Of Anti-Semitism Report, Court Told

But lawyers for the party insist there is "no smoking gun" definitively identifying who released the internal dossier.
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Can Keir Starmer Persuade The Public There’s A ‘Right Time’ To Increase Taxes?

Labour leader under pressure, but can his "partnership with business" avoid the tax/spend conundrum?
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Ex-Labour Chair Says Starmer's Plan To Oppose Corporation Tax Rise Is ‘Grotesque’

Exclusive: Ian Lavery slams suggestion that MPs will be whipped to oppose key plank of Labour 2019 manifesto.
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Liverpool Mayor Job 'May Be Scrapped' Amid Row Over Labour Selection Race

Party had been accused of "stitch up" after candidates to replace Joe Anderson, including Corbyn-backed Anna Rothery, barred from contest.
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Starmer Tells His Party 'It's The Economy, Stupid'. But Is The Public Listening?

Covid fog has made it even tougher to climb Labour’s electoral mountain.
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Exclusive: Demand For Special Labour Conference As Pressure Mounts On Starmer From Left

Unite, Socialist Campaign Group MPs and Momentum say there is "anger and disillusionment" among grassroots.
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Exclusive: Labour Reinstates Ex-Officials Suspended Over 'Leaks' Dossier

But Patrick Heneghan, who was accused of ridiculing Diane Abbott in WhatsApp messages, has not been let back in.
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