How May faces defeat on this crucial part of Brexit
A coalition of MPs are getting organised against a crash-and-burn Brexit. At last.
Labour
Greens hit back at Owen Jones’ call for merger with the Labour Party
Members are not happy with the journalist’s call for Caroline Lucas’ party to call it a day.
Theresa May’s ‘Road to Brexit’ will lead us off a cliff edge when it comes to security
Unless the government offers concrete solutions to the realities of slash-and-burn Brexit, they will be putting our security at risk, writes Richard Corbett MEP.
This key part of Labour’s economic strategy just received a significant endorsement
John McDonnell’s plan for National Investment Bank is securing backing from unlikely allies, as the British economy continues to flag.
Boris speech: Poll finds voters still in the dark on Tories’ Brexit position
“Boris Johnson may want to quash attempts to halt Brexit, but in-fighting in the cabinet is not doing that fight any favours.”
Labour’s dilemma is that Brexit isn’t about economics – it’s about democracy
As the leadership prepares to budge on Brexit, any change must deal with the big questions of identity and our constitution.
NHS in crisis: A&Es had their worst month on record in January, new figures show
Waiting times are the longest they’ve ever been – the NHS is facing a real crisis.
Labour risk losing large chunk of youth vote if they’re viewed as pro-Brexit, new poll shows
Support for the party drops dramatically in the situation that they back Brexit at a general election, compared to a situation where they campaign against it.
History shows that Labour has always been a party of compromise
Tom Pashby reviews an upcoming book on the Labour party and asks: ‘Is Labour finally becoming a socialist party – albeit one with centrists in it?’
Leaving the Single Market and the Customs Union will not promote fairer trade
Advocates of ‘Lexit’ are wrong on almost every one of their arguments.