Labour Party UK

Pregnant MP Claims She Was Told Asians Are More Likely To Abort Baby Girls

Tulip Siddiq revealed the comments to her from a fellow MP as part of an ITV News investigation which revealed the scale of racism faced by BAME politicians.
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Labour's Keir Starmer Claims Press 'Vilified' Jeremy Corbyn

Frontrunner to be party's next leader refuses to give interview to The Sun.
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Richard Burgon Says Jeremy Corbyn Could 'Come Back'

Deputy hopeful warns would-be Labour leaders they will not have a mandate to tear up the 2019 manifesto.
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Pro-Corbyn Local Labour Parties Backed Keir Starmer Over Rebecca Long-Bailey

Of the constituency Labour parties (CLPs) that voted for Jeremy Corbyn in 2016, 141 have backed Starmer and 103 have nominated Long-Bailey.
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Rebecca Long-Bailey Commits To Corbyn's Targets On Tax Rates, Gender Pay Gap And Arms Sales

Labour leadership contender tells HuffPost UK she can win by appealing to the mass of members who don’t attend local party nomination meetings. "I think I’m going to win. Obviously."
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After 120 Years It Is Time Labour Finally Elects A Woman Leader

We have always been stronger than the bully boys, our voices won’t be silenced and we won’t stop taking the actions needed for women’s collective empowerment, writes Rebecca Long-Bailey.
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Starmer Campaign Hits Back At Labour Membership Hacking Claim

Case referred to information watchdog. But party facing its own questions after HuffPost UK report.
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Tories' Refusal To Give John Bercow A Peerage 'A Form Of Bullying', Senior Labour MP Says

Tory cabinet minister insists "parliament is a better place" without the former Commons Speaker, who is facing several bullying allegations himself.
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Keir Starmer Nominated By Corbyn Constituency Islington North In Unexpected Result

Jeremy Corbyn’s constituency of Islington North has nominated Keir Starmer to be Labour party leader – and not Rebecca Long-Bailey.
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Richard Burgon's Plan To Let Labour Members Block Military Action Branded 'Fantasy Government'

Deputy leadership rival Ian Murray says "peace pledge" is "worst possible" strategy to regain public trust after election catastrophe.
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