Jeremy Corbyn
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Editorial: Labour is ceding territory on the centre ground of politics to the Tories, not because of Brexit but because of the Labour leader’s unwarranted optimism. The reality is that voters are not buying what he is selling
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Letters: it was clear Corbyn’s detractors were preparing to impose their chosen narrative, whether on victory or defeat
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Labour leader responds to question by saying he had not looked in the mirror and asked if party’s problems were his fault
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Rolling coverage of reaction to the Stoke and Copeland byelections results, including Jeremy Corbyn’s speech on the road to Brexit
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Byelection campaign leaders try to dampen expectations, invoking a Conservative resurgence and Storm Doris
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Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and Ivan Rogers, the former British ambassador to the EU, giving evidence to the Brexit committee
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The Labour leader’s questions were too scattergun and May is now practised at fending off attacks about the health service
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Peter Mandelson says he works towards undermining the current Labour leader “every single day”
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Letters: If Labour fails in Stoke or Copeland, we will read that it was ‘Corbyn’s fault’. If they succeed, we will read that this was down to ‘local factors’
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Ex-minister speaks out against Labour leader as Blairite peers express fury about Corbyn’s position on Brexit in Lords debate
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Labour pins its hopes on antipathy to Tory-backed plans to downgrade maternity unit to retain seat it has held for 80 years
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Party leader tells colleagues forthcoming byelections in Labour-held seats of Stoke Central and Copeland are ‘on a knife-edge’
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NHS trusts in England posted a deficit of £886m at the end of the third quarter, £300m more than the target for the end of this financial year
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Allies of Jeremy Corbyn are optimistic that Labour will defeat Ukip in the electoral battle and say his leadership is not under threat regardless of the result
Trapped with a leader who won’t take responsibility for his failures