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Jeremy Corbyn: bikes, cars, airports and missiles
MPs are reeling from the appointment of John McDonnell as shadow chancellor. He sits at the centre of the Corbyn project in an unrivalled position.
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Labour party policy on issues like Britain’s membership of the EU and nuclear weapons is becoming increasingly hard to pin down.
MPs are reeling from the appointment of John McDonnell as shadow chancellor. He sits at the centre of the Corbyn project in an unrivalled position.
On the eve of the Labour leadership result and the potential victory of Jeremy Corbyn, Gary Gibbon looks at the staging posts that have brought the party to this pivotal moment.
Two British citizens have been killed in an RAF drone strike in Syria, an act David Cameron described as self-defence.
Jeremy Corbyn takes steps that would massively solidify his position as leader and protect him against any coup attempts.
Which Labour leadership candidate would print money? Who wants to build 2 million houses? Who thinks George Osborne might be right about running a surplus?
As one aide in a Labour leadership campaign suggests the problem of rogue voters may be underestimated, there are signs that the campaigns don’t think all hugely matters for the actual result.
As Labour faces allegations of ‘entryism’ threatening its leadership contest, Channel 4 News hears from members of other parties who say Jeremy Corbyn is appealing to all parts of the left.
After weeks of controversy the Kids Company charity has closed, causing anger among its staff who have been working to support vulnerable people.
Downing Street insists the government vows to continue working closely with the French authorities after Labour demand compensation from France over the chaos at Calais.
Andy Burnham has a big decision to take over tonight’s welfare reform bill.
George Osborne has pledged to create a “higher wage, lower tax, lower welfare” Britain as he unveiled the first Tory-only Budget for nearly 20 years.
George Osborne produces a budget surprise with his announcement that a compulsory national living wage will be introduced. But it will be lower than the voluntary living wage that already exists.
Former Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy has died at the age of 55. Lord Ashdown called him a man of “wit, charm, judgment, principle and decency”, while David Cameron praised his humanity.
Labour leadership contender Yvette Cooper has hit out her rivals with a warning that the party will not win back power simply by “swallowing the Tory manifesto”.