Shabana Mahmood

The year of the rebel

Keir Starmer’s opponents in the country and the party have left him struggling to keep control

By George Eaton

Shabana Mahmood is battling identity politics – on left and right

There is a nasty and racialised side to the attacks on the Home Secretary

By Jonathan Hinder

Will the government seize jewellery at the border?

Something that started as a colourful line in a briefing to the Sun has got out of control

By The Pygge

Is Wes Streeting changing constituency?

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster

By Kevin Maguire

Shabana Mahmood is reckoning with reality

The current asylum system still rests on late-20th-century assumptions

By Jide Ehizele

Morgan McSweeney is pinning all his hopes on Shabana Mahmood

Her immigration policy is an internal victory for McSweeney and his kind of politics

By Ailbhe Rea

Reform uses Mahmood to recruit members

The insurgent party is trolling the home secretary, and her party

By The Pygge

Labour has given up on integration

Shabana Mahmood’s latest asylum plans prioritise return at the expense of integrating newcomers

By Anoosh Chakelian

Shabana Mahmood is wrong

Another cowardly attack on immigrants does not hide the incompetence of the Starmer government

By Zoe Gardner

Tracked: The Labour MPs criticising their own immigration policy

Opposition to the government’s asylum reforms is spreading beyond the usual suspects

Shabana Mahmood’s warning to liberals

The Home Secretary believes she is the asylum system’s last chance

By George Eaton

Back-bench MPs issue a Keirless whisper

Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster

By Kevin Maguire

Why do some grooming gang survivors want Jess Phillips to resign?

What Shabana Mahmood decides to do about the safeguarding minister could define her tenure as Home Secretary

By Anoosh Chakelian

Is Shabana Mahmood the next prime minister?

Only Keir Starmer can solve Labour’s immigration bind

By Andrew Marr

Can Shabana Mahmood win Jewish trust after Manchester?

The burden of the government’s response to last week’s anti-Semitic attack will fall on the Home Secretary

By Ethan Croft

Can Shabana Mahmood save Labour?

If the Home Secretary solves the small-boats crisis, the party has a fighting chance of winning the next election

By Jonathan Rutherford

Shabana Mahmood and the rise of English white nationalism

The generosity of our moral imagination has collapsed, and been replaced by taunts and bigotry.

By Jide Ehizele

Keir Starmer’s reshuffle pushes Labour to the right

The Prime Minister has used Angela Rayner’s resignation to change his team and take on Reform UK.

By Andrew Marr

Shabana Mahmood’s star is rising

By turning the prisons crisis into an opportunity, the Justice Secretary has drawn praise from across the spectrum.

By George Eaton

Does Labour seriously want to “castrate the paedos”?

Shabana Mahmood is smuggling liberal policies under a tabloid cloak.

By Megan Kenyon