‘Acrimonious’ Patel in hiding – and avoidance of parliamentary scrutiny not the strangest aspect Home Secretary Priti Patel has refused four times to answer questions from the Home Affairs Select […]
Centrist MP Virendra Sharma and Ealing Council leader Julian Bell have been named as co-defendants in a court claim by a local restaurant. The court papers say that Sharma and Bell […]
Right-wing pressure group Labour first is up in arms because their ‘entryist’ voters are falling foul of due process checks on their eligibility to vote. Labour First bleated in an […]
Attack in Huffington Post on Corbyn’s chief of staff last night branded ‘disgraceful’, full of ‘absolute lies’ – but positive letter from other staff barely mentioned by newspaper An article […]
Campaign chair Streeting and campaign director Kennedy both subject of earlier allegations Labour leadership hopeful Jess Phillips has appointed two people to run her campaign who have both previously been […]
Two letters sent, with legally-required one unsigned and sent by diplomat Boris Johnson will face contempt of court proceedings next week after sending not one, but two letters to the […]
MP Chris Williamson has won his legal case against his re-suspension by the Labour Party. Williamson’s reinstatement was undone after uproar from critics of the party, but a court has […]
Speaker says Commons must resume The Supreme Court has agreed with the Scottish Supreme Court that Boris Johnson’s ‘proroguing’ of Parliament was unlawful. Commons Speaker John Bercow has called for […]
Campbell told media he doesn’t want to be in the party any more. Mandelson told them he feels ‘dirty’ in it. Both appeared comfortable when Blair’s Labour was rebuked by […]
The chief executive of Sandwell Council – the borough which houses right-wing Labour First MPs Tom Watson and John Spellar – has this morning been suddenly placed on gardening leave […]