Labour Party

Excitable commentators suggest Corbyn and May are close to agreeing a Brexit policy. Even if true, political obstacles to it are immense.

Trade secretary says a customs union would be the worst of both worlds. But he draws the wrong conclusion. We should stay in the EU.

Talks between May and Corbyn over softening government Brexit plan has led to calls on both sides for final decision to be put to people.

With May not taking Labour’s plan seriously, Starmer says MPs should vote on it. If they say “no”, Labour can back a People’s Vote.

Labour’s Keir Starmer has a clever mechanism to give comfort to MPs who are scared to reject the miserable deal Theresa May is concocting.

Starmer welcomed the deal, albeit with caveats. Corbyn is missing in action. This isn’t good enough.

At last a definitive statement on Europe from Labour. Sadly, the manifesto is riddled with contradictions and omissions.

In 5 cases, we think the Lib Dems are the best bet; in one Labour. In the remaining 7, pro-Europeans can safely vote for either party.

Draft manifesto rejects crashing out of EU with no deal. But what if the deal is bad? Labour rejects the only sensible idea: a referendum.

Tony Blair is right that Britons deserve a say on Brexit’s terms.

Labour leader has dismissed rumours he will resign. But his position looks increasingly weak. If he goes, UK will get a stronger opposition.

Corbyn should be siding with the young (who voted for Remain) rather than the old (who voted for Brexit). He should give MPs a free vote.