Keir Starmer tops leadership poll of Labour Party members
YouGov poll shows shadow Brexit secretary beating Rebecca Long Bailey in last round
Tory members want Theresa May to ditch Brexit deal
Survey finds big majority of Conservative voters think warnings about no-deal Brexit are exaggerated
Corbyn urges May to return to Brussels to seek new Brexit deal
Poll shows large majority of UK Labour members want second referendum
Abortion referendum: the political winners and losers
Varadkar, Martin and McDonald strengthen their position while conservatives miss out
Martin’s abortion declaration will enthuse repealers - but alarm FF
Fianna Fáil leader’s move will help repealers argue 12-week proposal is the middle ground
Micheál Martin says his party is ‘within reach’ of government
Fianna Fáil leader cannot see coalition with Sinn Féin after the next election
The blame game: The first battle if there is a general election
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael will initially try to claim the other party caused the election
Abortion stance could damage Fianna Fail’s youth appeal
Fianna Fáil more conservative than public at large but party may not take official position
Varadkar offers perfect foil for Fianna Fáil brand campaign
Party takes aim at Taoiseach in effort to cast itself as one returning to left of centre roots
Podcast: Corbyn’s Labour faces ‘decade’ in wilderness
Opposition party could have less than 200 seats after UK election, says Prof Tim Bale
Polly Toynbee: Labour goes to war as the Tories close ranks
The party is in freefall, but those facts make no impression on Labour’s new members
When Harry met Micheál: Mixing old school FF with ‘new wave’
Party leader shows his years of election experience on a campaign visit to Kerry
12 step programme to rehabilitate Fianna Fáil
The party is off life-support and breathing on its own. It now needs to prove that it is up and about
Strong ardfheis for Micheál Martin
Fianna Fáil has a lot of ground to make up, but it won’t all be done in this election
Fianna Fáil is changing but not quickly enough
The party has struggled to articulate a clear message or project itself in a way which those outside its base can identify
Fianna Fáil must resist coalition speculation, ardfheis told
Prof Tim Bale says party is ‘off life support’ and that election after 2016 will be crucial
Micheál Martin to tell ardfheis FF capable of government
Fianna Fáil dismisses any coalition arrangement with either Fine Gael or Sinn Féin
‘It has been the privilege of my life to serve Scotland’
Tributes pour in for Alex Salmond as he announces his resignation as first minister
A free vote on abortion Bill would be healthy precedent for democracy
Column: If it opposes this legislation Fianna Fáil risks alienating the mainstream middle ground
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