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June 2016
Angela Eagle is an early favourite to challenge Jeremy Corbyn
The experienced former shadow business secretary is increasingly seen as the person to unify the Labour party in the event of a leadership race
Jeremy Corbyn turns to grassroots after bruising day ends with Labour in turmoil
Call for party unity falls flat as backbenchers join attacks on leader, with shouting, tears and rival sides briefing against each other
Disabled people’s rights will be better protected if we remain in the EU
Letters: As former ministers for disabled people, we are united in our view that the rights and opportunities of disabled people are best protected and advanced by the UK’s continued membership of the European Union
May 2016
The politics sketch
BBC, ITV and migration spark shadows of outrage in Westminster
John Crace
As the big news of the day proves to be not so big after all, MPs find themselves all worked up with nowhere to go
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
Political pressure making BBC biased against Labour and Corbyn, says former BBC chair – Politics live
Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including John Whittingdale’s Commons statement about the BBC white paper
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
Chaos in Cardiff as Labour fails to win first minister vote - Politics live
Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and George Osborne’s evidence to the Treasury committee about the EU referendum
April 2016
'It starts now': Hillsborough vigil marks end of one fight and start of another
Hillsborough: why has it taken 27 years for truth to be accepted in court?
Maria Eagle
John Whittingdale is 'bullying' BBC over Europe, says shadow culture secretary
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
EU referendum: Vote Leave chosen to lead official Brexit campaign - as it happened
March 2016
The Northerner
Decision to move Bradford's photo collection 'taken by southern elite'
Former cabinet minister Eric Pickles attacks ‘ridiculous’ plans after critical letter from 80 leading cultural figures
February 2016
'Ideologically driven' government trying to bully BBC, says Labour's Maria Eagle
Shadow culture secretary says Tories aim to ‘skew the political landscape’ by threatening the corporation over funding and Channel 4 with privatisation
The Leveson inquiry isn't over, Cameron must keep his promise
Maria Eagle
Reports suggest the government will not proceed with the inquiry into phone hacking and alleged collusion between journalists, politicians and police
Labour says government must not be allowed to ditch Leveson part two
Truth behind private detective's death 'rests on Leveson II inquiry'
Angela and Maria Eagle: ‘We were brought up to believe that there was nothing we couldn’t do’
January 2016
Six junior shadow ministers appointed as Corbyn completes reshuffle
Labour leader puts finishing touches to frontbench the day after three shadow ministers resigned in protest againts reorganisation
Hilary Benn denies being 'muzzled' in Labour reshuffle
Remarks at odds with party leadership on day in which three junior shadow ministers resign in protest as Jeremy Corbyn struggles to assert authority
Corbyn's more unified shadow cabinet ... after a 34 hour-long reshuffle
Three shadow ministers resign, two sacked and one moved sideways as Labour leader tries to end splits within his party
Politics live with Andrew SparrowChaos in Cardiff as Labour fails to win first minister vote - Politics liveRolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs and George Osborne’s evidence to the Treasury committee about the EU referendum
