Here we go again: Will snap general election save Tulip?
SIX weeks, then, until it’s Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn – or, as the polls suggest, Labour lose again at Theresa May’s snap election. The hot takes were [READ ON]
Keir Starmer
‘When rather than if…’: Lineker tips Keir to be next Labour leader
MATCH Of The Day host, former England goalscorer and the nation’s favourite crisp marketeer Gary Lineker incurred the wrath of The Sun when he tweeted about refugees [READ ON]
Liverpool ’16: Work with JC? Why it’ll be hard for Keir and Tulip to say no
STICK or twist for Labour MPs, who must now decide whether they are willing to join Jeremy Corbyn’s shadow team at Westminster this week, some of whom having resigned with [READ ON]
Brexit: Keir Starmer joins shadow team exodus
AS ‘with a heavy heart’ and ‘with great sadness’ trends on Twitter due to the number of resignations from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s shadow [READ ON]
North London politicians join tributes to Jo Cox
SO horrific it is scarcely-believable, the brutal killing of MP Jo Cox in West Yorkshire has led to a river of tears all the way back to London where she lived on a houseboat [READ ON]
Nice to be linked
READERS of the feature interview in the Guardian on Saturday may have wondered, after more than 2,000 odd words, what new they had learned about Holborn and St Pancras MP Sir [READ ON]
Say ‘Hi’ to Auntie
“SAY hi to auntie,” Hampstead and Kilburn MP Tulip Siddiq presumably peeped as she waved Keir Starmer off on his “fostering relations” mission to Bangladesh last [READ ON]
Away from home
LONG time, no post, but that’s because I’ve been distracted by the day job. After the annual Christmas slowdown, the news mill bounces back into an unrelentless [READ ON]
Like Messi
Full reaction to the heroic Camden New Journal football team’s performance last night to come. But needless to say, Labour did not win the Christmas hamper fund-raiser [READ ON]
Starmer up front
THE New Journal has started collecting for our Christmas hamper appeal. It’s been something we’ve been proud of over the years, because, a bit like the Finchley [READ ON]
Richard Osley 