Labour
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Former ally of Jeremy Corbyn says story came from ‘people out there’ nervous about possible challenge to party’s leader
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Letters: Although the disastrous Copeland byelection result cannot be the full responsibility of Jeremy Corbyn, he is party leader
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Labour peer says there is 50% chance they will vote on Wednesday on amendment to secure rights of EU citizens living in UK
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Labour leader blames demographic changes for byelection defeat in Copeland but says he accepts share of responsibility
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Labour deputy challenges Len McCluskey and other Corbyn allies to stick by leader ‘in bad times, not just the good’
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After the cataclysmic defeat, Jeremy Corbyn’s diminishing band of apologists can’t even get their alibis straight
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Chris Riddell on the Stoke and Copeland byelections
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Deputy leader Tom Watson fears party wipeout as challenge to union ally McCluskey adds to pressure
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Gerard Coyne, standing to replace Len McCluskey as leader, says Unite should focus on its members not Westminster
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London’s mayor implies fresh Scottish referendum would be as destabilising as Brexit vote and Trump presidency
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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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Labour has suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Conservative party in Copeland, a heartland seat dominated by the party since 1935
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Vilifying Sutton reserve goalkeeper for his FA Cup snacking is like berating windy Doris for Labour’s byelection defeat
Topics
- Jeremy Corbyn
- Byelections
- Local politics
- Theresa May
- Labour party leadership
- Conservatives
- UK Independence party (Ukip)
- Stoke-on-Trent
- Trade unions
- Paul Nuttall
- Tom Watson
- EU referendum and Brexit
- Len McCluskey
- Stoke Central
- Local government
- Scotland
- Scottish National party (SNP)
- Tony Blair
- Scottish politics
- Unite
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