Is it over for Morgan McSweeney?
Even traditional allies of the chief of staff believe Keir Starmer may now sacrifice him
ByWes Streeting
Fear is driving emotion in Britain
And without any intellectual energy, all that remains is a conservative instinct to hunker down and protect
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Backbench MPs issue a Keirless whisper
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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PMQs review: Labour briefing wars hand Kemi Badenoch an easy win
When the Prime Minister tried to insist his team was “united”, the House descended into chaos
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Who wins from No 10 vs Wes Streeting?
Labour MPs warn that Downing Street’s dramatic intervention has only weakened Keir Starmer
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Wes For Leader site registered yesterday
The setting up of such websites often sends a wave of excitement though Westminster
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Labour now knows Reform is beatable
Starmer has cast defeating Farage as a moral obligation. So if he falls short, must he make way?
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Labour’s new common ground
The fight against Reform is bringing Blairites and the soft left together
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Wes Streeting grants families full inquiry into Leeds maternity care
The Health Secretary agreed to investigate after hearing of “repeated maternity failures”
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Wes Streeting is on the charm offensive
Your dose of gossip from this year’s Labour Party Conference in Liverpool
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Why is Labour so cheery?
Every faction believes that it could own the future
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Farage now tied with Starmer as “best prime minister”
An exclusive Ipsos survey shows the Reform leader is level with his Labour opponent for the first time.
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Wes Streeting is spreading his wings
What’s behind the Health Secretary’s recent interventions on racism and Palestine?
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The missing trusts from the maternity review
Why has the government excluded some of the worst-performing hospital units from its investigation?
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Will the government’s maternity review let families down again?
The Department of Health has announced the 14 hospital trusts it will investigate
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Why junior doctors are right to strike back
Also this week: downsizing to a flat and a bumper year for fathers over 60.
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Keir Starmer’s credit arrears
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Wes Streeting: This is a government of and for the working class
The Health Secretary on class, the NHS and a year of Labour government.
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A day out with Jeremy Corbyn’s new party
Can they really replace Labour?
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The five-day doctors’ strike is the last thing Labour needs
The government’s promise to fix the NHS is looking increasingly untenable.
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