Labour leadership

Your digest of analysis from the British and international press

Key details and expectations for Keir Starmer’s first in-person conference speech

Much-needed Labour victory pauses challenges to leadership - for now

Local elections in May will be first major test of party’s ‘new management’

The moderate’s victory marks a shift away from the politics of Jeremy Corbyn, but his vision is yet to be clarified

Results of contest to be announced this Saturday

Lisa Nandy, Keir Starmer, Rebecca Long-Bailey and Emily Thornberry clashed on anti-Semitism and Brexit

Labour leadership frontrunner's supporters deny allegations from Jennie Formby

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Monday 3 February

Party leadership accused of re-writing rules to save favoured candidate

The Birmingham Yardley MP says she will stop trying to appear 'statesmanlike'

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 16 January

Two-day window opens to sign up to vote for the next Labour leader

Left-winger says he will make decision today after contradictory reports

MP for Salford and Eccles has become the sixth hopeful to enter the leadership race

Rebel group reportedly planning power grab at clandestine meetings in Sussex retreat

Leadership criticised by backbenchers in Commons debate

Corbyn may find himself in No. 10 at age 78 - to the chagrin of some Labourites

Len McCluskey says the next leader must be a woman and calls the shadow foreign secretary a 'unifying figure'

Odds were a better guide than polls at the general election. Here's what they say about the Labour leadership election

Shadow health secretary pledges to extend new higher minimum wage and scrap tuition fees

Labour leadership frontrunner has pledged among other things "people's QE"

Labour leadership candidates could rebel against amendment that backs some of the Budget measures

The expenses claim, the Unite threat and the theory that David Miliband could try to make a comeback

Don't call her a Blairite, but Liz Kendall wants to reconnect Labour with aspirational centre-ground voters

Miliband himself may have failed to cut through – but his policies were largely popular, argues Guardian columnist

Unite boss threatens to withdraw funding if Labour Party fails to elect the 'correct leader'