Although both camps will talk the talk about unity, it will be very hard to make Labour’s truce stick. The gulf between Team Corbyn and his MPs is now so wide that it is unbridgeable

The Labour leader must now set about rebuilding his party after a savage contest

Poll for The Independent shows a major disconnect between traditional Labour voters and new Corbyn supporters

The shadow minister has urged her party leader to take a conciliatory approach with MPs who opposed him

It was Labour that, during its three terms in government in the last two decades, contributed so significantly to a country in which wealth and investment was entrenched in certain areas

Corbyn's leadership has been a train crash on a busy Virgin East Coast line with very few empty seats. Voting for Jeremy was a mistake – but we all make them. His cult of personality has become scary

The thought of legions of children trading insults like ‘You’re a Blairite, Tommy!’ on the playground gives me the shivers

Corbyn ally Len McCluskey claims MPs have behaved 'despicably and disgracefully' after attempted coup to oust leader

Here’s to a year in which, three eighths of the way through the world’s slowest reshuffle, a minor MP called Barry Gardiner walked past some journalists and went to the toilet outside Jeremy Corbyn’s office, prompting a presumed instant elevation to the shadow cabinet

In the run-up to last year’s general election, I interviewed Leanne Wood and asked her why she'd joined Plaid Cymru rather than the Labour Party. Her reply? 'There was no place for a young woman with views like mine in the Labour party in the Rhondda'

Under Corbyn, and with the movement that has formed behind him, we have won back Bristol and London, increased our majority in every by-election, and gone from seven points behind at the last general election to one point ahead at this May’s local elections

Under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership the party has slipped to an average of 11 points behind the Conservatives

For Labour members, many still reeling from last year’s brutal election defeat, electoral disaster is unthinkable. Yet with Jeremy Corbyn, it appears inevitable

'Our international devleopment budget [is] a commitment to the world’s poorest people which we have a duty to uphold'

Rowling’s Dumbledore was a twinkly-eyed and kind headmaster, full of Shakespearean wisdom and deeply powerful magic. Jeremy Corbyn just had a spat with Virgin Trains and doesn’t want you to go to the pub

Mr Corbyn promises to ‘reach out’ to alienated female MPs