Labour’s reaction to Salzburg: full statement

If the test is Starmer’s Twitter feed, there’s nothing at all as of 11am. There was no Labour spokesman on “Today” either.

Tick tock tick tock – time for a second EU referendum is running out

But here’s how Labour could attempt a risky manoeuvre next week – by promising a second poll while being powerless to deliver one.

Where’s Ed Miliband?

Just asking.

Why this week is crunch time for the Labour anti-semitism scandal

Four factors are bringing the debate to a head – but there is precious little sign that the forces of decency will defeat their Corbynite opponents.

Field resigns the Labour whip over anti-Semitism – full statement

“The leadership is doing nothing substantive to address this erosion of our core values. It saddens me to say that we are increasingly seen as a racist party.”

Corbyn has demolished the firewall between his ‘personal views’ and antisemitism

The Labour leader’s newly-revealed comments have crossed a line. The question is what will Labour MPs – and voters – do about it?

Momentum has lost control of the monster it created – only Corbyn has the power to purge his movement of anti-semitism

Momentum’s leaders taught supporters to reject any criticism, and encouraged a siege mentality. Now they are under attack by their own grassroots.

Anti-semitism may be widespread, but it must never be allowed to become normal

The excuses have become dully predictable – we cannot allow this hatred itself to become a dully predictable party of everyday life, too.

The case of Margaret Hodge reveals a troubling double-standard as to what Labour finds unacceptable

After glacial progress in dealing with vile racists, Corbyn’s team seem remarkably swift to move against someone accused of criticising the leader.

Heathrow and CETA votes suggest Labour’s divisions are deepening, and discipline is breaking down

The Opposition Chief Whip is reported to have “physically intimidated” MPs, but was “ignored” nonetheless.

Labour’s red-on-red infighting over Brexit is intensifying

This week was meant to be all about Tory rebellions and blue-on-blue conflict. Instead, the Opposition’s civil war has intensified.

I went to LabourLive, and all I got was a £15 t-shirt (and free ice cream)

ConservativeHome’s Executive Editor reports on his day out at the unpopular celebration of all things Jeremy Corbyn.

A new play explores life after Brexit, when the old parties are swept aside and an irresistible popular movement is born

Michael McManus uses the theatre to explore the potential for an anti-immigrant party to break away not from the Tories, but from Labour.

Corbyn trolls his own pro-EU backbenchers over the EEA, while seeking to pick his battles on the Withdrawal Bill

The Opposition is still pursuing its strategy of deliberate ambiguity – while committing to a policy it knows to be “bollocks”.

McDonnell’s new spinner wants voters to learn all about the time Livingstone sacked him for messing up London’s finances

He might need to read up on his new boss’s record a little more closely.