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 […]
Pair known well to attendees of pro-Palestinian events Two well-known right-wing anti-Palestinian protesters are to face charges in June, following the issuing of arrest warrants after the pair failed to […]
In an exclusive guest post, Bootle MP and Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Peter Dowd exposes the Tories’ plan to renege on their pensions promise to the public sector […]
Court action begins today in the dispute between unions and Birmingham City Council over the council’s continued failure to correct its actions after Acas mediation talks break down Unite and […]
Dispute over Birmingham’s refuse collection services takes bizarre turn as council stretches credulity in attempt to use Thatcher-era anti-union laws to block strike over discriminatory payments The twists and turns […]