Pair streets ahead of right-wing challengers Seema Chandwani and Billy Hayes have been re-elected to their positions on Labour’s vital CAC – the Conference Arrangements Committee that oversees the party’s […]
The SKWAWKBOX understands that left-winger Simon Foster has been selected by Labour members as the party’s candidate to fight next year’s election of the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner […]
Court rules on appeal that Johnson acted unlawfully Scotland’s highest court has just ruled, on appeal, that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in proroguing Parliament. The ruling is unlikely to lead […]
Low branch turn-out allows Watson through Tom Watson has survived tonight’s ‘trigger’ vote, with a very low turn-out voting to retain him as members unaligned with Watson stayed away. A […]
Johnson’s retreat would put Northern Ireland on separate footing to UK – effectively ‘soft border’ in Irish Sea – Johnson meeting Arlene Foster now Irish EU Commissioner Phil Hogan has […]
PM losing first six Commons votes surely unprecedented – and defeat worse than first FTPA attempt Boris Johnson’s second attempt to trigger the Fixed Term Parliaments Act has failed – […]
Boris Johnson starts parliamentary career with five consecutive defeats as Gove tries to appeal to data protection to avoid loss Boris Johnson has suffered a fifth consecutive Commons defeat – […]
Former Home Secretary Amber Rudd has resigned – from the Cabinet as DWP Secretary and from the Tory party, saying she will stand as an independent at the next election. […]
In a development that would be mocked if a fiction writer made it up, Labour MP Stephen Kinnock’s amendment to the bill designed to stop a no-deal Brexit has been […]
Meriden MP voted with Johnson last night but against him today Sharp-eyed observers may have spotted that Boris Johnson lost a vote today by one vote more than he did […]