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This month, Survation and YouGov both released MRP surveys showing huge Labour victories—but one was significantly larger than the other

Thai Pongal celebrations took place inside Britain’s Houses of Parliament last week, as lawmakers from across the political spectrum joined Tamils in celebrating the harvest festival and pledging their commitment to seeing justice in Sri Lanka.

Bonnie Craven is on the ballet for the TSSA General Secretary elections - but has refused to answer whether she had photos from a previous Labour campaign doctored

Militants shot her husband, the governor, but she said: ‘How does bitterness help you? I just felt what a terrible waste of lives it was’

Lord Judd, Labour MP who fought apartheid and became a vigorous director of Oxfam – obituary Persistent rather than militant, he was radical on foreign policy and was the first Labour figure to advocate a referendum on joining the EC Frank Judd in 1977 Credit: ITN/Shutterstock Lord Judd, who has died aged 86, was an internationalist Labour minister under Harold Wilson and James Callaghan who pressed for an end to white rule in southern Africa; he was later an equally committed director of Oxf...