Labour Party

After Years In Opposition, Britain's Labour Party Senses It Could Regain Power

Members of Britain’s opposition Labour Party are gathering for their annual conference with an unfamiliar feeling: optimism.
By Jill Lawless, AP

Why The British Public Is Not Choosing Its Leader

While the opposition demands an election, the governing Conservatives just chose another leader from their party — the third prime minister since September.
By The Associated Press, AP

Record Number Of Women Running In UK 2019 General Election

More than one-third of the registered candidates are women.
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British Prime Minister Battles To Save Brexit Deal As Ministers Quit

Just over 12 hours after Theresa May announced that the cabinet had agreed to the terms of a draft Brexit agreement, the Brexit minister resigned.
By Elizabeth Piper, Kylie MacLellan and William James, Reuters

Fat Cat Tuesday: A Commemoration of CEO Excess

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The Far-Right Group Trump Amplified On Twitter Has A History Of Open Anti-Muslim Hate

Britain First's inflammatory anti-Islam messages have drawn condemnation from politicians, Muslim organizations and interfaith groups.
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Women Tweet Cheeky Selfies In Solidarity With Politician Called ‘Lipstick On A Pig’

New Zealand women have opposition leader Jacinda Ardern's back.
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Donald J. Trump As A 'Morbid Symptom'

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I'm thrilled with Labour's national success, and I'm quitting the party

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What American Progressives Should Learn From The British Election

There are four important lessons to be gleaned here for Americans coping with the world of Donald Trump.
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