Jeremy Corbyn

The Labour Mayor of London has also warned that banks could quit London for New York and Tokyo.

Labour's leader says President-elect Trump needs to realise the importance of Mexicans to the US economy.

Women's financial equality is not only beneficial to economy, it is also linked to tackling domestic abuse.

The Labour leader outlined 'access' to the single market and workers' rights as lines in the sand.

British prime minister tells opponents not to re-fight 'battles of the past'.

Former PM also warned voters have choice between 'hard Brexit Tory Party and a hard-left Labour Party'.

One speaker at the Parliament event claimed Israel was like Isis and Jews to blame for the Holocaust.

German leader says, 'Theresa May is currently arguing against her own convictions [on Brexit].'

Labour leader compared May to Baldrick, who comes up with implausible 'cunning plans'.

When Corbyn loses the 2020 election, Cooper, Benn and Umunna will have their chance

University of London's Professor Tim Bale outlined the hallmarks of successful oppositions.

Figures from Ipsos MORI mean Tories could secure a majority of 143 MPs at next general election.

IBTimes UK speaks to Jonathan Reynolds about Brexit and why he returned to Labour's front bench.

It is a myth that criticism of Israel amounts to a hatred of Jews.

Senior Labour MP has endorsements from Ed Miliband, Anna Soubry and Andrew Mitchell.

Jackie Walker's name was listed on event schedule but removed after IBTimesUK questions

Home Affairs Select Committee chair doubts Corbyn is 'doing something serious' about anti-Semitism.

Theresa May should have taken it upon herself to seek to heal the divisions, instead she made things worse.

Shadow Brexit secretary also warned of a statutory instrument clause in the Great Repeal Bill.

Emily Thornberry mocked for asking Leave voters 'did you vote to take your neighbour's jobs?'

But David Banks told IBTimes UK the case for publishing the critical Corbyn comments is not 'clear cut'.

Jeremy Corbyn is guilty of bringing the group's perverse politics into the mainstream.

Labour leader attacked the Prime Minister over plans to 'name and shame' foreign workers.

Hunt and Jon Cruddas took part in a debate on one of the party's most respected prime ministers.

ICM says Conservatives' poll lead is the joint second-highest ever recorded.

Corbyn announced 21 appointments to his top team last night, 10 of whom are returnees.

The Labour Party leader preached a message of unity in the face of politics of division.

'Does it make me someone who is trying to do best for my family?' asks the shadow attorney general.

Conor McGinn and Holly Lynch have stepped down citing 'family reasons' and 'constituency majorities'.

Violence broke out between police, British Union of Fascists, Jewish, Irish and Communist groups in 1936.