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Shadow chancellor to promise Labour conference a set of budgetary rules that echo the Conservative manifesto
NEC agrees to raise number of MPs needed to approve nominations for contenders
Shadow foreign secretary tries to set out an optimistic vision ahead of party conference
Winning industrial disputes is more important than attending the annual party conference
Labour leader sets out political ethos in essay that eschews references to ‘socialism’
Unions want party leader to focus on ‘bread and butter’ issues affecting public rather than internal matters
A new chamber that gives local mayors a voice in Westminster is the best way to level up England
Opposition party leader wants to end one-member-one-vote and give MPs a bigger role in election process
UK opposition would cancel ‘carried interest’ break that allows buyout executives to keep bigger bonuses
The challenge for the Labour leader is to set out what he stands for lengthily — and then pithily
Post-industrial England is turning blue — and there is much more to the shift than Brexit
The opposition leader won on a pitch of unity but to appeal to voters he must identify a problem to which he is the solution
Opposition leader will promise a £10 minimum wage with full rights and protections for all
Ed Miliband warns surging cost of gas was ‘deeply concerning’ for consumers and businesses
Former leader threatens to overshadow event and underline deep splits within party
Win for largely unknown leftwinger Sharon Graham would be setback for Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer
The selection of a new Unite union leader could give him the space he needs to redefine the party at the Brighton conference
Prime minister denounced from across Commons during recall of parliament for emergency debate on crisis
PM accused of allowing businessman to blur lines between private activities and public responsibilities
Leader of UK’s main opposition party says he is ‘acutely aware’ he has to rebuild its relationship with business
Conservative party insists government policy is not influenced by ‘Advisory Board’
Rachel Reeves says party will commit to boosting exports and improving Brexit deal if it wins next election
Unite members have choice of two hard-left candidates and a Starmer-friendly moderate in ‘game-changer’ election
Civil service chief warned Tony Blair over risks of chancellor’s ‘rushed’ approach with central bank governor
Boris Johnson accused of hypocrisy for response, while team members themselves react to online attacks
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