Jeremy Corbyn

The party's move to the left, to Old Labour values, can be seen in the conference backdrops. There's more red than a home game at Anfield.

Rather than confronting issues with fresh ideas, movements are fearfully retreating to the halcyon past.

Shadow chancellor says a Labour government will 'rewrite the rules to the benefit of working people'.

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry will unveil the policy at Labour's conference today.

Angela Eagle MP announced she was backing a second referendum on what Brexit should look like.

Labour peer says pressure group Momentum has the party 'by the throat'.

The Labour Party Conference will run in Liverpool from 25-28 September

Labour's leader said the British military must accept international law applies to its actions in wartime.

The Labour leader wants to involve members and supporters in the party's decision making.

Brutal attack on Syrian aid convoy should be treated as a war crime, says Britain's foreign secretary.

The group said it wanted information on top officials who tried to 'tilt the scales' against Corbyn.

There's still lots of life in Labour, and it is working, but only in part.

Islington North MP was re-selected with an increased mandate from members on 24 September.

Smith said it was 'time for all of us to work to take Labour back to power'.

After months of infighting Labour Party is dying, thanks to the weakness of moderates.

Smith's effort to dethrone Jeremy Corbyn flopped, but here's where the Welsh MP made his mark.

But what next for the Labour Parliamentary Party members who opposed the left-winger?

Cooper's words come as Andy Burnham warns that Labour's differences are 'irreconcilable'.

It isn't new members that are the most problematic, but those who haven't seen how it works from the inside.

EXCLUSIVE: Spokesman for Duncan Enright says his focus will be on working uniting party after leadership election.

European Parliament president makes trip to UK after visit from fellow EU grandee Donald Tusk.

When a political Party has to have 'peace talks' before its annual conference, you know it's in big trouble.

Jane Chapman, who split from the Labour leader in the 1970s, revealed her preference hours before polls shut.

Smith said Labour was at a crossroads between reunification or "satisfying ourselves with ongoing division."

Farron attempted to park the Liberal Democrat tanks on the centre ground in conference speech.

Jeremy for Labour campaign told supporters the last-minute move was because of 'popular demand'.

Labour 'selectorate' has 24 hours left to vote, while the party's governing body meets this afternoon.

Trotskyist group Alliance of Workers Liberty took a different stance to Jeremy Corbyn on the intervention.

The MumsNet biscuit question has become a political right of passage.

To win power again, Labour's liberal faction must compromise with working class supporters over immigration.