Jeremy Corbyn’s letter has turned the tables on Jo Swinson
Who’s to blame for the failure of a cross-party government to prevent no deal? That’s the big question that Jo…
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Jeremy Corbyn has been MP for Islington North since 1983, representing the Labour Party until he had the whip removed in 2020, after which he sat as an independent. He was leader of the Labour Party and leader of the opposition from 2015 to 2020. Corbyn was born in 1949 and was a trade union representative prior to becoming an MP; he chaired the Stop the War Coalition from 2011 to 2015.
Here’s what’s actually new about Jeremy Corbyn and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
The Labour leader has said something newsworthy – but not in the way the rightwing press seem to think.
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Would Jeremy Corbyn really deny the SNP a new independence referendum?
In Glasgow this morning, the Labour leader ruled out granting permission for a new vote in the next parliament. But…
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Jeremy Corbyn hates fixing Labour selections. So why is he doing it?
The answer is in the opinion polls.
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Why I warned non-Jews about Jeremy Corbyn on the front page of the Jewish Chronicle
My hope is that our front page will lead to some soul searching by potential Labour voters.
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Tom Watson’s exit is a double victory for Jeremy Corbyn
The Labour deputy leader’s resignation is a symbolic and practical triumph for Corbyn.
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Why ITV should be allowed to air a head-to-head debate between Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson alone
From an editorial standpoint at least, I struggle to see the case for including Jo Swinson.
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Securing a one-on-one debate is a win-win for Jeremy Corbyn — but risky for Boris Johnson
Anything which frames the election as a choice between Labour and the Conservatives will ease Corbyn’s difficulties with the Liberal Democrats…
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Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, and the politics of scruffiness
Why do some politicians get away with looking a state, while others are condemned for it?
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Jeremy Corbyn defied the odds in the 2017 election, but can he pull off the same trick twice?
He faces a Conservative campaign with greater unity of purpose, message discipline and policy cohesion.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s strategy? Reminding Leave voters that Boris Johnson is posh
The Labour leader’s first statement of the general election campaign strikes uncannily similar notes to his 2017 pitch.
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Jeremy Corbyn says yes to a December election
“We will now launch the most ambitious and radical campaign for real change our country has ever seen.”
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Is John McDonnell planning to dislodge Jeremy Corbyn?
A controversial interview and the ousting of Karie Murphy has some Corbyn staffers worried that a purge is underway.
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The only surprise is that Karie Murphy wasn’t given the push from Jeremy Corbyn’s office sooner
The Labour leader’s combative chief of staff has long been at the centre of intra-party rows.
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In Mike Ashley, Jeremy Corbyn picked the perfect example for his attack on football club owners
Ashley does not understand football fandom, let alone how to run a club.
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If Jeremy Corbyn cannot lead a national unity government, he must still shape it
The Labour leader should insist on becoming deputy prime minister and seek to thwart the creation of a new centrist…
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A Labour-SNP alliance could yet make Jeremy Corbyn PM and deliver Scottish independence
For the Corbynites, a second referendum is a price worth paying for securing power.
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It’s not Jo Swinson keeping Jeremy Corbyn from leading a government of national unity
Former Labour and ex-Conservative MPs have the same concerns — and there is no force that will make them back…
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Why Andrew Fisher’s departure is a serious blow for Jeremy Corbyn
The resignation of the Labour leader’s longstanding head of policy is something the party can ill afford ahead of an…
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Rosie Duffield row: Corbyn appeal for unity sparks yet more Labour infighting
The Labour leader sought to calm nerves over deselection with a conciliatory message at the PLP but tensions were soon…
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