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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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Rebecca Long-Bailey: It's 'B******s' To Claim Voters Rejected Socialism

Would-be Labour leader also accuses MPs of deleting shadow cabinet files in recording leaked to HuffPost UK.
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Emily Thornberry Confident She Will Make It Onto Labour Leadership Ballot

Shadow foreign secretary has not yet secured the 22 nominations necessary.
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New Labour Leader To Be Announced On April 4

Party fires starting gun on three-month contest, allowing public to take part as 'registered supporters' at a cost of £25
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After Labour's Devastating Defeat, We Cannot Close Our Ears To Anger About Brexit

A century of hard-won progress from the Labour movement is at stake, Lisa Nandy MP writes.
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Why Johnson’s Blue Collar Blueprint Feels Like A 10-Year Plan

Labour MPs won’t want three more months of the humiliation their leader got today.
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Jewish Labour Movement Refuses To Campaign For Jeremy Corbyn In Election

The nearly 100-year-old affiliate has pulled its support in protest at anti-Semitism in the party. It will only back ‘exceptional candidates’.
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Why Labour And The Tories Both Want Brexit Done Before Christmas

Forget Halloween, there's a new date causing a flurry of excitement among the PM’s allies – 5 November.
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What’s Next For Brexit Now That Boris Johnson’s Timetable Has Been Scrapped?

Will Brexit be delayed? Will there be an election? We answer the key questions in light of Tuesday night’s votes
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Tony Blair: Brexit Has Become As Complicated As Rocket Science

The details, twists and turns of the debate are hard to follow even for seasoned experts. For the public with a day job, it’s next to impossible, Tony Blair writes.
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