Corbyn’s message will enthuse his membership
There is also significant support for some pretty extreme socialist policies among the wider electorate.
Who are the 39 Labour MPs whom the Fabians fear could lose their seats?
The list of at-risk MPs includes veterans, rising stars and even a shadow cabinet member.
The important difference between Obama and Corbyn
How their recent ‘argument’ points up the need for situational awareness.
Labour MPs’ humiliation of Corbyn suggests a fury born of despair
There’s a whiff of the apocalypse in reports from Labour’s karaoke party on Tuesday night. Are old songs all the moderates can offer?
Pictured: How Corbyn’s new staffer (literally) cuddled up to Chavez
She lauded the man who led Venezuela to disaster as “an exemplary human being”.
“Red Ted” Knight, hero of the 1980s loony left, regains elected office in the Labour Party
He was barred from public office after leading Lambeth to disaster. But under Corbyn he’s back.
A response from the Left to Trump’s win
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Johnson is right – it might be comforting for the left to rage at voters, but it only leads to further disaster
It’s a familiar and inviting path, but its destination is a political wasteland.
Labour’s latest attempt to establish a Brexit policy ends in farce
It only took a few hours for Corbyn’s threat of blocking Article 50 to unravel.
It’s long overdue for the Lib Dems to finally expel Baroness Tonge
She has spent years spreading poisonous slurs but is still a member of Farron’s party.
The Stop the West Coalition is getting worse – and now it’s running the Labour Party
The barbarians aren’t at the gates anymore, they’re in charge of the official Opposition.
Corbyn’s reshuffle shows he still isn’t interested in the concerns of MPs in marginal seats
His appointments will further deepen concern among the Parliamentary Labour Party that he isn’t that interested in winning.
Corbyn’s conference speech: much improved, but still not very good
His style and tone have got a bit better – but the content is still the fundamental problem.
“Power, power, power, power…” – Khan makes himself clear
The London Mayor mentioned the word 38 times in today’s speech. He mentioned Jeremy Corbyn just once.
What now for the Labour rebels?
They must choose whether to serve Corbyn or how best to try to survive him.