The tussle over the IHRA shows neither Corbyn nor his opponents realise how secure he is
Interpretation of the code on anti-Semitism was always going to be down to ruling bodies controlled by the Labour leader.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s adoption of IHRA ends Labour’s crisis, but he still has work to do
The Jewish Leadership Council has welcomed the tardy adoption of the definition, but there is more work to do.
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Women know they’ll suffer most from Brexit. So they’re going to fight it
At the launch of the Women for a People’s Vote campaign, the message was clear: women don’t want this mess of a…
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The long-term results of Labour’s NEC elections? An even more pro-Corbyn party membership
The results are more complex than the Corbynite hegemony suggested, but they’ll lead to it eventually.
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Pro-Corbyn candidates sweep the board in elections to Labour’s ruling NEC
Pro-Corbyn candidates have taken all nine of the places elected by party activists on the 39-member body.
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Theresa May has a numbers problem on Brexit. But Boris Johnson’s is bigger
The former foreign secretary’s campaign to bin Chequers has enough supporters to succeed, but not necessarily enough to oust May…
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The Labour left’s refusal to oppose Brexit is a gift to the party’s right
Nearly 80 per cent of party members want a public vote – Jeremy Corbyn must not let them down.
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Gordon Brown: Jeremy Corbyn must remove the “stain” of anti-Semitism from Labour
The former prime minister called on the party to “unequivocally” adopt the full international definition of anti-Semitism.
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