Patrick Maguire

The next prime minister believes the solution lies not in a revisionist approach to Labour history, but in returning to being class conscious and statist

On the eve of entering No 10, the prime minister-to-be promises a break with Westminster’s old ways and says he will lead by persuasion, not diktat

In an interview with The Times on the eve of becoming prime minister, Burnham said that he wants to show that it is possible ‘to do things in a different way’

In a borrowed kitchen, high above Whitehall, the leader of the Labour Party was making the tea.

New prime minister has made his intentions for office clear but festering grievances within Labour could still derail him

After a reshuffle and the announcement of a slew of hastily drawn-up policies, the inescapable scrutiny of the prime minister can officially begin

The cause is partly personal but for Burnham the current system also sums up what’s wrong with the way Britain is run

Can PM make a success out of Starmer’s failure on prisoners? Unlike his predecessor he is trying to take voters with him

The party is back at the top of the polls as its leader prepares for the Clacton by-election and tries to squeeze out the Tories and Restore

PM said he would stop dumping asylum seekers in poorer areas but only stopping the boats can save him from backlash