UK Politics To win again, Labour must rediscover its Liberal past Unless it learns to truly reach out beyond the narrow confines of the left, Labour may never hold power again. By Glen O'Hara
The Staggers Is Labour really as doomed as it seems? The polls have got it wrong before By Glen O'Hara
The Staggers Labour may not be dead yet, but last week shows the party is walking wounded By Glen O'Hara
Labour’s task in May: move forwards Performance in local elections is an enormously powerful indicator – perhaps one of the most powerful signals – of the… By Glen O'Hara
How is Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour faring in elections so far? The picture in London is good. Everywhere else, there's little to cheer about By Glen O'Hara
Forget the books. Jeremy Corbyn is without historical precedent A leader of his type has never risen to the top of Labour before, says historian Glen O'Hara. By Glen O'Hara
A month in, what is the Jeremy Corbyn effect? The gains in Labour's support are small so far - and concentrated in seats Labour already hold. By Glen O'Hara
What do the voters make of Jeremy Corbyn so far? A handful of polls and early by-elections give us an idea of who Corbyn's leadership will - and won't… By Glen O'Hara