Tony Blair 'ruled out deselecting Jeremy Corbyn over rebellions'
Former chief whip says former PM did not want to oust Corbyn
Former chief whip says former PM did not want to oust Corbyn
Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner says she does not yet know how such a policy might be funded
Both Labour and Conservatives were targeted with verbal abuse, graffiti and death threats
Jared O’Mara says Tory ministers have 'completely torn up the welfare system'
YouGov poll puts Labour on 46 per cent of the vote
Leader hands jobs to some critics as well as a number of allies
The shadow Northern Ireland secretary backed Jeremy Corbyn, however
The Commons Leader is the latest figure to call for a cross-party approach to Brexit, asking MPs to show prove that ‘there is more to our politics than just pessimistic bickering’
Labour’s deputy leader said Mr Corbyn can bring together an election-winning coalition of young and working-class voters
Jeremy Corbyn is to hold an election-style rally in Home Secretary Amber Rudd's constituency of Hastings on Saturday, as part of a series of events around the country aiming to consolidate growing Labour support and demonstrate that the party is a "government in waiting".
Mr Corbyn instructed his MPs to abstain on vote as the party officially backs Brexit
Three shadow ministers were sacked and another resigned
49 rebel Labour MPs backed a call to stay in the single market
Director Richard Angell believes the group still has a place despite the popularity of Jeremy Corbyn
The amendment would give the workers a pay rise and seek to end cuts
Recall how, in the last elections in France, every leftist scepticism about Macron was immediately denounced as a support for Marine le Pen. And look at the empty universality of successful statements like Macron's 'La Republique En Marche!' – the designation of a victorious movement forward without any obvious or specific goal
Waving to the crowd, once again chanting his name, Corbyn looks awestruck. Should he have played the Sunday legends slot? Quite possibly