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Our plan for a moderate Labour party

Our plan for a moderate Labour party

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Starmer promised to address anti-semitism when he became leader of the Labour party.

Anti-semitism report: Starmer faces the crossroads

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Significant minority of Tory voters have grown unsure about the government, giving Starmer room to grow Labour support.

Polling deep dive shows Labour taking first steps towards power

Opposition starting to win over middle aged voters and make up ground in towns and rural seats.

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Starmer delivers his keynote speech during the party's online conference from the Danum Gallery in Doncaster.

Labour conference: Starmer breaks decisively with Corbyn

Starmer makes competence the defining value of his leadership and aims it squarely against both Corbyn and Johnson.

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Deliver for the Midlands by connecting it with HS2

Deliver for the Midlands by connecting it with HS2

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Starmer, Corybn and Long-Bailey. Her sacking is a sign of Starmer's determination to win power (photo: Press Association)

Long-Bailey sacking shows Starmer is serious about winning

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Week in Review: Labour's mountain to climb

Week in Review: Labour’s mountain to climb

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Starmer: Sudden poll movement puts Labour leader in much better position.

Labour now stands a real chance of winning the next election

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Keir Starmer has become the new leader of the Labour party.

Starmer victorious: Finally, there’s a grown-up in charge

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Keir Starmer speaking alongside Lisa Nandy and Rebecca Long-Bailey during the Labour leadership hustings in Glasgow

Week in Review: When will Labour get real about how screwed it is?

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"she’s been the brains behind some of Labour’s best received policies of the last few years."

Rebecca Long-Bailey should be the next Labour leader

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Days after the election defeat Jeremy Corbyn was proclaiming that the arguments had been won

Don’t make them feel ashamed: What the left needs to learn

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Corbyn gone: New leader to be chosen.

Labour leadership election: Who can vote and how does it work?

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Voting denial: Many voters are struggling with the moral issues around Labour support.

Don’t kid yourself: A vote for Labour ignores its anti-semitism problem

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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn with Lisa Forbes, the new MP for Peterborough

Peterborough: a good night for Labour but everything is still a total mess

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A proposal for the centre-left: stop dreaming of a new party and think about how you’ll work with Corbyn

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Jeremy Corbyn has said he is "sincerely sorry" for the pain caused by "pockets" of anti-semitism in Labour

I’ve spent three years documenting anti-semitism in Labour and this is what it looks like

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Pick your Brexit: Starmer and Corbyn on the front bench

Amid all the nonsense, Labour starts the right fight on Brexit

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Jeremy Corbyn has a go at a PlayStation game developed by students, during the Scottish Labour conference in Dundee.

Labour gen sec battle: Left goes to war with itself

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