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Wes Streeting had to say he's more Joe Marler than Jonathan Ross after Number 10 started briefing he was plotting to oust Sir Keir Starmer.

Downing Street’s bizarre war on itself is a symptom of a government whose ideas dissolve on contact with reality

Sarah Taylor says she is troubled by a "significant reduction in scrutiny" she believes will occur.

TV show's audience gives damning appraisal of implosion by Sir Keir Starmer's Government

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are now in office but not in power, after handing over authority to hard-left rebels.

Prime minister insists he will not sack senior members of Number 10 team over briefings

Who needs an opposition when you've got a Labour cabinet?

Keir Starmer has frittered away confidence in his government at record speed

The negotiations, set to begin next week, could hinge on the scale of UK contributions to EU coffers.

The past year has been a painful reckoning with reality for Labour MPs. By this point in 2024, they had stopped celebrating winning the general election in the summer and were starting to confront the painful decisions that their party was…

Backing proportional representation would be in Labour’s interests, writes John Culley, while Austen Lynch says the greater risk is continuing with the current system

Concerns around Labour Party leadership deepens ahead of Rachel Reeves’s upcoming Budget

In a joint response, Central Trade Unions said the new draft labour policy appeared to be less a roadmap for worker empowerment, and more an ideological project to redefine labour, not as a right but as a ‘sacred duty’; Labour Minister…

New poll puts Labour in fourth place behind Reform UK, the Greens and the Tories

Analysts voiced alarm about the outlook after the UK eked out a paltry 0.1 per cent expansion of GDP in the third quarter of the year.

As part of an overhaul of the welfare system, Labour ministers said they would ditch a 'rigid focus' on claimants spending 35 hours a week on 'work-related activity'.

London 's Labour mayor said the charge, a daily fee to drive through the centre of the capital, will rise from £15 to £18 from 2 January.

West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster's role is under threat