Labour’s internal documents confirm the rise of the posh hard left

As Corbyn’s critics have argued, his enthusiastic supporters are from more affluent backgrounds than the wider population.

Bobby Friedman: The hardest thing about satirising Corbyn is keeping up with him

I’ve co-written Corbyn the Musical – but every weekend the man himself provides new material.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron is monarch of all he surveys

Our parliamentary system has been subverted: helpful questions from Tories, and futile ones from Corbyn, do nothing to hold the Prime Minister to account.

From Reggie to Dessie: Why Tyrie’s chances of a knighthood are now in deep cold storage

Plus: Sir Simon Bowie, Soames on a diet, the Trussette on manoeuvres, tiger nannies, and Proud to be Out. And: Time for Liders to get his British Empire Medal.

Henry Hill: Welsh Conservative MPs press Osborne for devolution u-turn

Also: Cameron and Soubry strike out at SNP; McCluskey turns fire on Scottish Labour; Corbyn accused of fixing Welsh by-election selection; and more.

Corbyn, not Marr, chose to make Trident his defining issue

He could prioritise welfare, or the deficit, or a dozen other topics if he chose. But he doesn’t see why he should.

Where are Labour’s Eurosceptics?

Perhaps we will find out when Labour Leave launches this week.

The Conservatives need to switch the debate from equality to poverty

Labour will always win a contest of which party is most hostile to the rich.

Corbyn’s critics are starting to hit at the hard left’s most sensitive spot – its poshness

One explanation for the trend of wealthy Trotskyites is that you have to be pretty rich to believe socialism is affordable.

WATCH: Hague on the need for a strong opposition

“If years go by where there isn’t serious competition, well then governing parties can become more divided, become complacent, and not do as well as they might”.

Andrew Gimson’s PMQs sketch: Cameron takes against small-c conservatives

One fears it will be bad for the Prime Minister’s character to face so little serious opposition.

Profile: Sadiq Khan, the Miliband protégé running for Mayor of London

Khan has a remarkable ability to understand what people want to hear, and an almost unbounded willingness to say it.

Chris Grayling: It’s not just Corbyn that’s unfit to govern – it’s the Labour Party he leads

During my hours in the Commons as Leader of the House, I see mainstream Labour MPs failing to challenge the extremism that now holds sway.

Corbyn’s greatest sin could be saving the Liberal Democrats

Farron is hoping for a repeat of the 1980s, now that Labour have passed up the chance to destroy his Party.

More mentally healthy, more strong families, more socially just

What it is that makes old people less likely to be lonely, men less likely to kill themselves, and girls and boys less likely to self-harm.