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 […]
Then-back bencher Abbott criticised ‘sheer nastiness’ and antisemitism – but now-peer Mandelson defended This week, a number of Labour peers paid to advertise a letter attacking Jeremy Corbyn over antisemitism. […]
Letter published today in Guardian attacks Jeremy Corbyn – but the background of its signatories suggests alternative motives Today, some 64 Labour peers – unelected members of the House of […]
Labour activist group warns members not to be ‘caught napping’ Labour insiders are expecting the latest anti-Corbyn coup – telegraphed for some time now – to break cover in the […]
Late last year, the SKWAWKBOX revealed that the “Open Britain” company behind the so-called “People’s Vote” campaign had used the same company employed by the Tories that earned the Tories […]
The BBC’s unconstitutional bias appears to become more naked almost daily. On a day of ignominy and disarray for the government, with Theresa May unilaterally running away from a vote […]
The BBC’s Andrew Marr is not known for intense, probing questioning of Tory politicians – especially Theresa May – and his interview with her yesterday morning was only fitfully interesting. […]
Anti-Brexit OFOC’s (Our Future Our Choice) Tess Milligan appeared on the BBC’s Daily Politics today in a debate with Novara’s Aaron Bastani about the company’s – or ‘grassroots movement’, depending […]
The lamentable Wes Streeting appeared on Sky News today to complain – yawn – about Labour’s position on Brexit. In a nonsensical interview, Streeting complained that a Labour amendment to […]
Labour’s ‘compliance unit’ has been one of the least satisfactory elements of the party for a long time. Its opacity and apparent lack of accountability don’t help, but its part […]