Labour MPs

Dan Hodges expresses shock over a plot by the Westminster elite against Burnham, with Labour MPs involved in the attack. He warns voters could face consequences if the accused hypocrites do not heed his warning.

A group of 20 Labour MPs and the Fabian Society are urging water companies to fund the reopening of derelict or at-risk lidos to ensure outdoor swimming is accessible for all. The campaign highlights the importance of lidos during the UK heatwave as a cooling resource.

Andy Burnham, likely next UK PM, is set to ban Palantir from the National Health Service (NHS) due to concerns over the company's work with the Israeli military and US immigration authorities. Burnham is reviewing the government’s artificial intelligence strategy, with an aide noting that 'unfettered tech boosterism' is turning off voters.

Labour MPs have warned against cutting welfare to fund a defense boost, citing a £15bn funding gap in Starmer's plan. The MPs oppose using welfare reductions to address the budget shortfall.

The rapid pace of Andy Burnham's takeover is causing concern among Labour MPs. Supporters acknowledge limited time for the likely next prime minister to prepare for leadership.

James Purnell, Burnham's first hire as chief of staff, is helping to win over Labour MPs who were skeptical about the presumptive PM's economic management.

Andy Burnham appointed James Purnell, a minister from the Tony Blair era, as his chief of staff. The move is seen as a step toward building his leadership, welcomed by Labour MPs, business, and the City. Darren Jones ruled out a leadership challenge, potentially clearing the path for Burnham, while Reform UK's Robert Jenrick discussed migration and Labour's new direction.

The UK parliament debated a petition calling for a public inquiry into pro-Israel influence on politics and democracy, which received over 118,000 signatures. The debate featured Conservative and Labour MPs from pro-Israel groups labeling the petition antisemitic, while a minority raised unanswered questions about lobbying and transparency. A government minister stated the government does not support a public inquiry focused solely on pro-Israeli influence.

Labour MPs have condemned a Royal Mail joke suggesting Keir Starmer needs to redirect his post after resigning as prime minister. The joke is described as 'humourless' by the MPs.

Labour MPs are considering supporting a challenger to Andy Burnham. The favorite for the next prime minister is set to deliver a speech on economic policy next week.

The article discusses the potential premiership of Andy Burnham and highlights the threat posed by Reform UK, which has caused concern among Labour MPs.

Labour MPs are urging Andy Burnham not to appoint Ed Miliband as the next Chancellor due to concerns over his high tax policies and focus on green initiatives, which business leaders and unions claim are toxic.

Labour MPs are concerned about losing their parliamentary seats if Starmer continues as Prime Minister. The Prime Minister's support within the parliamentary party is declining.

UK officials are considering replacing some sickness benefits with job coaching as part of welfare reform. This policy is the first to be discussed since a revolt by Labour MPs last year.

Labour MPs are skeptical about the workability of the Equality and Human Rights Commission's guidance on implementing the Supreme Court's biological sex ruling in the Equality Act. A Commons motion signed by 135 MPs, including 69 Labour members, seeks to block the guidance due to concerns it could harm transgender people and trigger legal disputes.

The article argues that Manchester's revival is attributed to private enterprise, suggesting that 'Soft left' Labour MPs supporting Andy Burnham may have misinterpreted the factors behind the city's success.

Keir Starmer faces growing unpopularity and a revolt from nearly 100 Labour MPs, while his defense secretary resigned, weakening his leadership. Andy Burnham, mayor of Greater Manchester, could challenge Starmer for the Labour leadership and UK premiership if he wins the Makerfield by-election on June 18.

Nearly 140 Labour MPs in the UK have called for a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements. The move follows accusations by a Labour MP named Streeting that another MP, Starmer, has ignored war crimes in Gaza.

Starmer repeatedly avoided committing to cutting benefits during a PMQs session with Kemi Badenoch. An ally warned that Labour MPs aim to increase taxes to fund more handouts.

Labour MPs have urged party leader Keir Starmer to remove Ed Miliband from a potential reshuffle, criticizing his 'Net Zero lunacy' and prioritizing the Cost of Living crisis. The MPs argue that Miliband's policies, referred to as 'bat-s**t', risk overshadowing urgent economic concerns.

Quentin Letts criticizes Labour MPs for perceiving Keir Starmer's legalistic 'yes, buts' as evasive, suggesting they interpret his cautious responses as a 'wriggler' rather than strategic nuance.

Keir Starmer's premiership faces challenges due to his Mandelson vetting statement and ongoing unpopularity, despite efforts to assert political stability. Labour MPs have criticized his lack of a clear mission, while Starmer has targeted Olly Robbins as a political adversary.

Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the UK Labour Party, faces significant political pressure amid a crisis involving Lord Mandelson, with Labour MPs suggesting his position is precarious despite potential survival. The situation highlights internal tensions within the party.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces growing pressure from within his own Labour Party, as ministers and Labour MPs demand his resignation following the exposure of 'lies' related to Peter Mandelson. The internal backlash highlights deepening divisions and loss of confidence in Starmer's leadership.

A group of Labour MPs in the UK is proposing policies to counter rightwing populism, including a Swiss-style EU agreement, lower electricity prices, stronger climate policies, and reduced reliance on the US. Former cabinet minister Anneliese Dodds advocates for reevaluating the UK-US alliance based on shared values.

The UK government may remove a block on the Security Service (MI5) being subject to the Hillsborough law, which requires public officials to disclose information in disaster aftermaths. This shift follows pressure from families of victims and Labour MPs, potentially allowing the delayed legislation to proceed.

Labour MPs are proposing specialist sexual offences courts with fixed trial dates to address the trial backlog in England and Wales, aiming to counter government plans to reduce jury trials. The amendment seeks to block wider cuts to jury trials while arguing that specialist courts could independently resolve much of the backlog issue.