Triumph for McCluskey as Coyne loses legal battle
Unite's Len McCluskey has triumphed over challenger Gerard Coyne in a legal battle over last year's general secretary election.
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Scottish Labour purge is personal not political
Richard Leonard’s clumsy purge of opponents is personal politics, not a triumph of Corbynism North of the Border.
Labour’s Democracy Review criticised by its architect
Katy Clark, the former Corbyn aide who took charge of the party’s Democracy Review, has privately delivered a withering verdict on the way it was implemented by the Labour leadership.
Tories cancel MPs conference session as divisions deepen
The Conservative Party has cancelled a conference session for its MPs as divisions in the party deepen.
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Jeremy Corbyn's own bodyguard drama, shy Mersey Militants and who came off worst in the battle of the moderates.
Watson’s “Jewish donors” critic back in Labour
A senior Labour Party official who was suspended after attacking Tom Watson over his “Jewish donors” has been readmitted to the party.
Conference darling Emily emerges as potential Corbyn successor
Emily Thornberry's conference speech cemented her comeback and demonstrated why she is bookmakers' favourite to succeed Corbyn.
Why Jeremy Corbyn is losing the Brexit battle
Corbyn has been forced into another concession on Brexit - and it's because he's failed to spell out his real views on Europe.
McDonnell’s moderate turn ends with Brexit bust-up
John McDonnell seemed to be building bridges with Labour's soft left, but he's blown it by attacking a People's Vote.
Labour council candidate mails Israel rant to members
Labour council candidate in Brighton shares statement with members that appears to deny Israel’s right to exist.