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The postponed local elections will now be the UK's biggest ever, after a period that will change British politics in a radical and unpredictable way.
More than a century after the party was founded, it has turned to yet another man to revive its fortunes.
It's complicated.
The Labour leadership outsider on her heritage, the “overblown culture war”, and how Labour “offended everybody”.
Their biggest impact was in forcing Labour to change its Brexit policy.
Michael Ashcroft's 2005 post-mortem of the Conservatives might offer more for Labour than his 2019 one of the party itself.
The government has more of an interest in appearing to improve the state of northern constituencies than in actually doing so.
Cognitive and structural biases make it hard for party members to analyse what went wrong and plan their next steps.
The shadow foreign secretary's task is to convince her party that her skills as a politician outweigh the risks of her biography.
Mary Creagh, who lost in Wakefield, rowed publicly with the Labour leader in Portcullis House on Tuesday afternoon.
Chief Whip Alistair Carmichael questions why the narrative became "a contest between two parties".
