Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi accused fellow Labour MP Samantha Nibeltt of promoting a 'pro-sex work, pro-porn agenda' amidst a dispute over new guidance on single-sex spaces.

A recent UK cabinet reshuffle has led to the appointment of three Indian-origin Labour MPs to front-bench posts, including Kanishka Narayan as Minister for AI.

Labour MPs paid tribute to Keir Starmer, reflecting on his legacy as the outgoing Prime Minister following his emotional final speech in parliament.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan is lobbying for Energy Secretary Ed Miliband to become Chancellor, despite Miliband facing opposition from some Labour MPs over his net-zero policies.

One of Britain's largest trade unions, GMB, has warned Labour MPs not to vote for a cap on political donations, stating that such a measure could endanger the party's funding.

Andy Burnham is widely expected to become the next UK Prime Minister, having secured the backing of 322 Labour MPs. His potential leadership is seen as a shift for the Labour party, with calls for him to adopt a faster and bolder approach.

Andy Burnham is reportedly on track to become the next Prime Minister, with 322 Labour MPs backing him. This indicates strong support for his potential leadership within the party.

Labour Members of Parliament are pushing for a cap on political donations, believing the measure will gain significant cross-party support and likely endorsement from Andy Burnham, a potential future prime minister.

Female Labour MPs have urged Andy Burnham to ensure that the Labour party leads by example on equality, advocating for half of government positions to be female should he become prime minister.

Senior Labour figures, including Lucy Powell and Steve Reed, have stated that Labour MPs are united behind Andy Burnham, supporting his coronation rather than a leadership contest.

Labour MPs have criticized the language used by Kemi Badenoch during a fractious Prime Minister's Questions session, specifically her 't-shirt and a pair of eyelashes' jab.

Andy Burnham has appointed James Purnell, former chief executive of Flint Global, as his chief of staff, raising concerns among some Labour MPs due to the firm's past clients like BP and Amazon.

The UK Prime Minister is reportedly facing pressure from Labour MPs and ministers, including the transport secretary, to establish a timetable for an unspecified 'exit'.

Labour MPs, including the Men and Boys group, are advocating for the government to establish targets aimed at increasing the number of male teachers in England, addressing what they term a 'crisis of masculinity'.

A second batch of files related to Lord Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador has been released, containing 1,000 pages of key messages and criticisms of Labour MPs, No 10, and the prime minister, while also leaving five questions unanswered.

Private messages from Mandelson have revealed sharp criticism of Starmer, Downing Street, and Labour MPs, painting a picture of a "beleaguered and bereft" political landscape.

Reports suggest a significant political realignment is underway, with several Labour MPs allegedly ready to defect and join the Green Party.

Labour MPs are reportedly planning to pressure the Home Office to reverse its immigration reform plans. This comes as net migration is expected to fall to its lowest level since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Labour MPs have called for the suspension of Reform UK election candidate Stuart Prior after he allegedly celebrated the rape of two Sikh women in posts.

Opposition to welfare overhaul is softening among key Labour MPs as the cost of benefits linked to ill health is projected to exceed £100 billion by the end of the decade, indicating a potential shift in party policy.

As Keir Starmer faces challenges to his leadership, Labour MPs reportedly believe that former party leader and current energy secretary Ed Miliband is positioning himself as a leading candidate to take over the party's helm.

Labour MPs have voiced concerns about a 'toxic culture' at No 10 amid a vetting scandal, though Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has ruled out a leadership contest.

Labour Members of Parliament have reportedly dismissed or 'poured cold water' on a proposed 'summer of sex' campaign, indicating a lack of support within the party.

Labour MPs in the UK have put forward amendments to a courts bill, proposing the creation of specialist sexual offence courts to help clear trial backlogs and counter government plans to reduce jury trials.

PM said to be wary of opening up new divisions among Labour MPs by giving bill time in next session of parliament Keir Starmer will not intervene to give the assisted dying bill further time in the…

Pat McFadden, a minister, is appealing to Labour MPs to support new welfare reforms, including a £1 billion youth employment scheme, despite past rebellions.

Several Labour MPs are reportedly in discussions with the Green Party about potentially defecting, though no immediate moves are expected as MPs seek guarantees for reselection in their constituencies.

Labour Members of Parliament are reportedly weighing a rebellion against the government's proposed reforms to jury trials, driven by frustration with the current administration.

Labour MPs, including Angela Rayner, are preparing for a confrontation over a proposed plan to end the right to a jury trial for certain defendants, indicating internal party dissent.

The prime minister addressed a meeting of Labour MPs for the first time since the party suffered a humiliating defeat last week in Gorton and Denton

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Angry backbench Labour MPs in England and Wales have attacked ministers over the student loans crisis, claiming graduates are being 'outrageously scammed' and calling for a system shake-up.

Five former education secretaries, including David Blunkett and Estelle Morris, have written an open letter urging Labour MPs to support the government's Send reforms, calling them a 'once in a generation chance' to fix the system.

Labour MPs and mayors, including those close to Andy Burnham, have urged the Prime Minister to transform failing water companies into not-for-profit cooperatives, suggesting a 'third way' to put the public in control without adding government debt.

An in-depth look at which Labour MPs have been appointed to cabinet roles by new Prime Minister Andy Burnham

Andy Burnham has garnered significant support from Labour MPs, with 322 members backing his bid to become the next Prime Minister. This places him on a strong trajectory within the party.

Labour MPs are concerned that the infected blood scandal is a significant issue left for Andy Burnham to address. The government is expected to lay a statutory instrument this week to enable the Infected Blood Compensation Authority to pay victims and their families.

Labour MPs are advocating for a cap on political donations. This move aims to address concerns about funding in politics.

Labour MPs have called on Andy Burnham to disregard what they term 'deluded' calls for increased North Sea drilling. This highlights a division within the party regarding future energy policy.

The rapid pace of Andy Burnham's potential ascent to power is reportedly causing unease among Labour Members of Parliament, with supporters acknowledging limited time for planning.

New Forest West MP Sir Desmond Swayne used a poem from 1907 to playfully tease Labour MPs during a session in the House of Commons.

James Purnell, set to be chief of staff for presumptive Prime Minister Andy Burnham, has helped reassure Labour MPs about Burnham’s management of the economy.

Labour MPs are reportedly seeking alternative candidates to prevent Andy Burnham's "coronation" as party leader, with a former minister and ex-Armed Forces Secretary not ruling out a challenge to Keir Starmer.

An in-depth report provides a detailed look at the Labour MPs currently serving in Prime Minister Keir Starmer's cabinet.

UK officials are considering a policy to replace some sickness benefits with jobs coaching, marking the first welfare reform discussion since a Labour MPs' revolt last year. This initiative aims to provide a menu of support options.

The city of Manchester is highlighted as a triumph of private enterprise, suggesting that 'soft left' Labour MPs backing Andy Burnham might be drawing incorrect lessons from its revival.

Approximately 140 UK Labour MPs have called on the government to implement a ban on trade with West Bank settlements, citing similar actions by other European nations.

Shadow Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart has accused Keir Starmer of not fully disclosing his communications with Peter Mandelson. The accusation comes as Labour MPs review coverage of the Peter Mandelson files.

Newly published documents reveal private messages from Lord Mandelson expressing concerns about the prime minister and Labour MPs, painting a picture of a 'beleaguered and bereft' political landscape and sharp criticism of Downing Street.

The MPs say the current first-past-the-post system for general elections is "broken".

Two Labour cabinet ministers, Yvette Cooper and Jonathan Reynolds, have called on their colleagues to cease damaging anonymous briefings and show mutual respect.

Labour leader Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure, with many Labour MPs reportedly doubting his ability to lead the party into the next general election. Britain’s local elections are expected to further expose the fragility of his authority.

Allies of Labour leader Keir Starmer are warning MPs against a leadership challenge as the party prepares for what analysts predict could be its worst local election performance.

Labour MPs are preparing for a potential leadership contest to replace Keir Starmer, with Rayner and Streeting emerging as frontrunners, amid expectations of catastrophic election results next week.

Amid growing speculation among Labour MPs regarding his judgment and leadership, Sir Keir Starmer has asserted that the majority of his party's MPs support him.

A growing number of Labour MPs are observing a lack of political direction from No 10, which they believe has created a vacuum in leadership.

Despite increasing discontent among Labour MPs, a challenge to Keir Starmer's leadership is deemed unlikely due to the absence of a clear successor.

Labour MPs convened to discuss the party's future direction, with former ministers criticizing the government's fiscal rules and advocating for new policies on tax and the economy. This comes as the Prime Minister's political future remains uncertain.

A group of Labour MPs is set to propose a series of new policies aimed at defeating right-wing populism, including a Swiss-style deal with the EU, lower electricity prices, and reduced dependence on the US.

A group of Labour MPs has called on Ofcom to implement measures protecting men and boys from harmful online content and manosphere influencers, stating it would also help tackle violence against women and girls.

More than 100 Labour MPs have warned Keir Starmer that failing to pass the assisted dying legislation would undermine trust in politics, urging him to prevent its blockage.

Letter sent to Starmer claims ‘small number of peers have been using procedural tactics’ to stymie its progress More than 100 Labour MPs have called on Keir Starmer to stop the House of Lords from…

Ninety Labour MPs abstained while 10 joined Tories and Lib Dems in opposing Courts and Tribunals Bill

Lammy states the justice system has ‘fallen behind the world it now serves’

The Good Growth Foundation and the IPPR are modelling ways to reform the system

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has pledged to continue with hardline immigration policies despite calls for a reversal from unions and left-leaning Labour MPs following a byelection defeat.

Labour MPs have called for urgent action regarding 'unfair' student loans, criticizing 'rip-off' interest rates and changes to repayment terms during a parliamentary debate in the UK.

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A former government adviser, who helped create the student loans policy, has called for graduates to pay less interest, admitting the policy was developed in a 'mad rush.'

Labour MPs and climate experts are threatening a revolt against Andy Burnham, fearing his apparent support for North Sea drilling could be the first major challenge of his premiership.

A recent UK Labour Party cabinet reshuffle under Burnham has resulted in three Indian-origin Labour MPs securing front-bench roles, indicating shifts within the party's leadership.

Lisa Nandy commented that Labour, under Andy Burnham's leadership, will be faster and bolder, following 322 Labour MPs voting to back Burnham, making him likely to become leader.

Andy Burnham is on track to become the next UK Prime Minister, having secured the backing of 322 Labour MPs. This indicates strong support for his leadership bid.

Labour MPs whose constituencies have derelict or at-risk outdoor pools are campaigning for water firms to help save Britain's lost lidos, aiming to make outdoor swimming accessible to all.

Labour MPs are reportedly jostling for positions under Andy Burnham, the UK prime minister-in-waiting, leading to a renewed interest in devolution and the benefits of giving power to the regions.

Senior Labour figures Lucy Powell and Steve Reed have stated that Labour MPs are united in backing Andy Burnham, suggesting a coronation rather than a contest.

As Andy Burnham appears set to run unchallenged in his leadership bid, Labour MPs are now competing for positions in his potential cabinet, raising questions about the direction of his leadership.

New Forest West MP Sir Desmond Swayne used a 1907 poem to playfully tease Labour MPs during a session in the Commons.

A number of Labour MPs are expressing significant doubts about the practicality of the EHRC's guidance on implementing the supreme court's ruling on biological sex. A Commons motion has been put forward to block the code of practice due to concerns about its impact on transgender people.

This article provides a detailed overview of the Labour MPs currently serving in Prime Minister Keir Starmer's cabinet, outlining their roles and positions.

Some Labour MPs are reportedly calling for Sir Keir Starmer to step down following recent poor election results, with criticism that the party is not learning from the Conservatives' past experiences with leadership changes.

A text message from Labour MP Pat McFadden to Peter Mandelson, asking "who can we tax," was among 1,000 documents published related to Mandelson's appointment as UK ambassador to the US, creating a fresh political challenge for Keir Starmer.

Labour MPs, including Afzal Khan, are calling for an Islamophobia probe into Reform UK, stating that the party has consistently failed to address its growing Islamophobia problem.

More than 60 Labour Members of Parliament have publicly called for a comprehensive review of the United Kingdom's current voting system. This collective demand highlights growing pressure within the party for potential electoral reform.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has sparked anger among some Labour MPs after appearing at a progressive rally alongside prominent Green and Liberal Democrat figures, with critics accusing him of undermining the party's local election campaign message.

Members of the Labour Party in the UK are reportedly plotting to oust leader Keir Starmer following recent election defeats.

An opinion piece explores the internal fears among some Labour MPs that Angela Rayner's leadership style could mirror that of former Prime Minister Liz Truss, highlighting an 'Anybody But Ange' campaign.

The UK Prime Minister may face an inquiry for allegedly misleading parliament regarding Mandelson, while Labour MPs are set to vote on a "lose-lose" motion concerning a sleaze inquiry into Starmer. Both incidents highlight ongoing scrutiny of political conduct within the UK government.

Labour MPs are reportedly advocating for Andy Burnham's return to parliament, positioning him as a potential successor to Keir Starmer to bolster the party's standing.

The delayed Hillsborough law could finally come into force after a government shift on allowing intelligence services to provide evidence, following concerns from families and Labour MPs.

PM will consider exempting large numbers from proposed changes, which could see people on 10-year wait for settled status Keir Starmer is hoping to soften the impact of his government’s changes to…

Work and pensions secretary insists Labour MPs who forced U-turn last year could be persuaded to back reforms

After a five-week wait, the first collection of Mandelson files has been released, consisting of 147 pages riddled with spelling errors, HR guidance, and blank pages, disappointing Labour MPs who were expecting significant revelations.

The justice secretary, David Lammy, is urging Labour MPs to support proposed cuts to jury trials, arguing that these limits are necessary to address the growing backlog of cases in crown courts.

Home Office minister Alex Norris confirmed that the government has consulted on potential transitional protections

UK chancellor’s short speech aimed at projecting economic credibility to voters and investors

Countdown to May has begun and dejected Labour MPs want to see in that time that PM is capable of change When Labour’s Scottish leader, Anas Sarwar, urged Keir Starmer to stand down two weeks ago, Starmer’s closest advisers presented him a choice: fight, flight or hand over his destiny to his party by calling a leadership contest. The prime minister chose the first option and his Downing Street team sprung into action to contain the threat. At the moment of greatest peril for Starmer, MPs pee...

Ministers have refused to commit to changing the system amid widespread concerns over costs

Labour MPs may clamour for bolder spending, but – like their Tory and Reform counterparts – they ask for the unaffordable Too many Labour MPs want it all, and no amount of pleading from the top of government about the depleted public finances seems to make a difference. The mainly leftist MPs want all the wrongs of the last 15 years put right and quickly. Their next opportunity to demand more cash arrives when Rachel Reeves delivers her spring statement on 3 March. Continue reading...