The breakaway group of Labour MPs are more united than what they are not than what they are. Nevertheless, their position statement is revealing

Gavin Williamson's warship blunder wasn't just foolish—it failed to recognise China's sensitivity about the UK

The amendment prepared by MPs Peter Kyle and Phil Wilson offers a much-needed compromise

Why are you leaving is no longer the question. It’s why are you staying?

A former government legal adviser in Brussels tries to unravel the mystery of Brexit

Were this a relationship I wouldn't call it a split. It's more like a pre-emptive leaving by the person about to be dumped

It will be an uphill struggle and there will be inevitable setbacks. But Berger, Leslie, Shuker and colleagues have a chance to foster a more tolerant, progressive politics

Tthe UK’s responsibility for its citizens does not end at the cliffs of Dover. Begum should be allowed to come home—and then prosecuted as appropriate

Under Andrea Nahles the party is moving to the left but that’s a risky electoral strategy

The debate over Churchill isn’t really about the man. It's about an icon—and what the values we instil in him can tell us about ourselves