The 12 Tory MPs who supported the Reeves amendment (a two-year Article 50 extension)

Despite their support, the amendment fell by 322 to 290 votes.

Commons Brexit votes. What to watch for this evening. All hangs on the Cooper amendment.

If it passes, a signal will be sent that the Commons is likely to take control of Brexit policy – even if the Brady amendment also passes.

The different Brexit amendments – a cribber’s guide

What exactly are Benn, Cooper and Boles, Creasy, Grieve, Reeves and Corbyn proposing?

The Tory plan to wield Corbyn against Labour

CCHQ want to exploit this red dawn to inflict deep damage on the Labour brand that will long outlast the current leadership.

Five reasons Labour can’t be trusted on welfare

Having built the benefits trap, they have fought every reform required to dismantle it.

Charlie Elphicke MP: Miliband needs all the help he can get – but charities should not be providing it

The Charity Commission has found that the IPPR’s ‘close involvement’ with Labour crossed a line.

LabServative! That Blue-Red Coalition. Cabinet list in full.

Includes five jobshare posts, and returns to the front bench for Ken Clarke, Liam Fox, Tom Watson…and Emily Thornberry.

Pinning Down Miliband: Jobs

The Labour leader wants to spend his way to better employment figures – but can he?

The Lib Dems don’t agree with Labour on repealing the Coalition’s housing benefit changes…

…but their call for reform does shift them towards Ed Miliband’s party. Question is, will they move even closer next year?

The strength of the Conservative team, the weakness of the Labour team

The failure of Yvette Cooper and Tristram Hunt in the Commons yesterday was a symptom of a bigger Opposition problem.

WATCH: Ministers, Labour MPs and economists talk through today’s job figures

Speaking to the BBC, Danny Alexander was quick to warn that “there’s still a very long way to go”.

WATCH: Philip Hammond confuses Liz Kendall with Rachel Reeves

“I know we all look the same.”

Mary Macleod MP: Labour’s claim to be the “party of work” isn’t just laughable, it’s infuriating

Rachel Reeves has a cheek to forget her party’s boom in welfare dependency and slump in educational standards.

Miliband’s diluted trade union reforms are an exercise in policy homeopathy

Yet more watering down leaves the Labour leader hawking a medicine that won’t work.

Rachel Reeves is the first victim of Labour’s strategic chaos

Torn between obeying the unions and appealing to voters, her welfare policy is in tatters.