Labour party leadership
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The latest ICM poll gives the Tories a huge lead. And despite what some may hope, defeat at the ballot box wouldn’t result in a more Corbyn-friendly party
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Party inquiry also finds that brick thrown through office window was probably related to leadership challenge to Jeremy Corbyn
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Move would allow backbenchers to highlight areas on which they think Labour leader is out of step with public
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Letters: To disapprove of celebrating Shakespeare, Tallis, Keats, the Beatles, and taking pride in them being English, is Stalinist and, frankly, weird
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Leader faces parliamentary party for first time since re-election, as new poll gives Conservatives 17-point lead
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Race and money Labour must work with those directly affected by racism and inequality
Zita HolbourneAusterity has worsened the problems faced by BAME people. Strengthening links between the black grassroots movements and the wider labour movement are the answer
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Catch up on our discussion looking at whether Labour can win under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership
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Letters: I wonder just how enthusiastic the public will be when the cost goes over the £100bn mark
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Letters: Legislation for change does not take place at rallies or community meetings: it is voted for in parliament
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Rolling coverage of all the day’s developments at the Labour conference in Liverpool, including Jeremy Corbyn’s keynote speech
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The panel Did Jeremy Corbyn’s conference speech win over the party? Our writers’ verdict
Hugh Muir and othersAfter Corbyn definitively took the Labour leadership for the second time, this was his chance to inspire party members – and prove his critics wrong
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We Labour moderates lost. Let’s stop sniping and move on
Ayesha HazarikaFor Owen Smith voters, like myself, defeat to Jeremy Corbyn is a blow. But we can become supportive in an authentic way -
Letters: If we are to have good government from this Conservative party, there needs to be a strong Labour opposition
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The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, addresses the Labour party conference in Liverpool on Tuesday
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Amid speculation about his leadership ambitions, London mayor says party must show it can be ‘trusted to govern again’
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Letters: Many people outside the party experience Labour as a landlord or a debt collector, in its local authority role
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If you can’t beat Corbyn, you’d better try to learn from him
Andrew RawnsleyLabour MPs must now have a deep think about why the leadership challenge was such a spectacular failure
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Wes Streeting, Angela Eagle and Hilary Benn among those speaking out against leader just a day after his re-election
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Letters: If Labour MPs can say nothing positive about Jeremy’s re-election then I beg them to at least not stand in the way and to give him a chance
Corbyn’s problem is that Britain has already voted for radical change