Streatham MP Chuka Umunna quits Labour Party to set up new Independent Group
Streatham MP Chuka Umunna has joined six Labour colleagues in resigning from the party this morning. The seven MPs formed
Yellow vest protestors march on Parliament to demand a general election
A sea of yellow flooded Westminster today as thousands of protesters in neon vests demanded a general election. The ‘Britain
Lord Adonis tells Wimbledon campaigners to ‘keep up the pressure’ on People’s Vote
Anti-Brexit campaigner Lord Adonis declared the government’s calamitous day in parliament on Tuesday a ‘decisive move towards a people’s vote’
Merton Labour accused of excluding pro-Corbyn members
A veteran local councillor believes Merton Labour are deliberately excluding Jeremy Corbyn supporters members from the council. Former Figges-Marsh councillor,
Battersea MP leads calls for universal credit to be scrapped
Labour’s new shadow minister for disabilities has hit the ground running by today securing an opposition debate on the universal
Battersea MP appointed to the Shadow Cabinet
South west London MP Marsha De Cordova has been appointed shadow minister for disabilities by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Ms
Jeremy Corbyn calls for empty Kensington homes to be seized for Grenfell Tower victims
Jeremy Corbyn has suggested that ‘requisitioning’ vacant properties of the rich in Kensington could be a solution to the lack
Mobilising of black voters could have proved key in south west London constituencies
Jeremy Corbyn harnessed public support to increase the Labour Party’s number of seats by 30 at last week’s general election.
May still claiming a mandate as she vows to bring ‘stability’ to Britain
Theresa May promised to form a Conservative government despite the national results looking worse then expected as she retains her Maidenhead
Au revoir Theresa? May be headed for 7th shortest EVER tenure as PM
Theresa May could soon hold the dubious honour of bagging a spot in the top ten shortest-serving Prime Ministers in
From Cor-bin to Mayhem: First editions make unpleasant reading for May after exit polls
Theresa May will want to avoid the first editions of our national newspapers as they do not make pleasant reading