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]
Jeremy Corbyn
Tulip: The polite rebel with a classic ‘it’s me, not you’ break-up line
TULIP Siddiq was apparently seen scurrying through Westminster Hall before she had resigned from Labour’s front bench (but with everybody knowing that she was probably [READ ON]
It’s terribly important we beat Spurs
WITH the mics still on after Prime Minister’s Questions earlier today (Wednesday), Jeremy Corbyn could be heard discussing important things with Speaker John Bercow: [READ ON]
Working with Corbyn, a job Tulip couldn’t refuse
SO, as reported in on the CNJ’s website on Sunday, Tulip Siddiq has accepted work with Jeremy Corbyn. It’s hard to see how she could’ve gone full Copley, joined the [READ ON]
Liverpool ’16: Tulip ready for a job in Jeremy Corbyn’s new Westminster team
ALMOST like clockwork, and in a similarly mechanical way to which they had all tweeted similar messages of resignation a few months ago, there’s been a sort of [READ ON]
Islington Council leader says ‘strong support’ for Corbyn in Labour group
SO yesterday we had Holborn and St Pancras MP Keir Starmer resigning from Jeremy Corbyn’s shadow team, a move which was then commended by council leader Sarah Hayward [READ ON]
Neutral but not hostile
IN the spirit of the leaked internal matrix as to where the Corbyn inner circle apparently think Labour MPs stand on their new leader, I think we should all start to compile [READ ON]
Corbyn reviews ‘Comrade Corbyn’
AS soon as Jeremy Corbyn unexpectedly became Labour Party leader last year, the race was on among our big name political journalists to get a book out. There’s a [READ ON]
Why didn’t you censor our members?
WHY didn’t you censor our members’ letters? It may sound like a slightly curious premise to start a complaint to the local press, but sure enough that’s [READ ON]
It’s only January 24…
CAMDEN’S Labour group were split this week over lifting the basic pay of councillors. Council leader Sarah Hayward, who as it goes is one of the lowest paid full time [READ ON]
Richard Osley 