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To understand Labour's shadow cabinet, read its books.

• Source: The Economist. 2023.

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Labour's comedy therapy, the Brexit satire boom and the return of the Pink Bus.

• Authors : Hazarika, Ayesha

• Source: New Statesman. 2016, Vol. 145, Issue 5329, pages. 1

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Dennis takes deadly aim at Labour.

• Authors : BROWN, TOM

• Source: New Statesman. 2000, Vol. 129, Issue 4507, pages. 34

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Still panicking after all these years.

• Authors : Richards, Steve

• Source: New Statesman. 2000, Vol. 129, Issue 4497, pages. 9

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Why Tony Blair is a Bobo.

• Authors : Odone, Cristina

• Source: New Statesman. 2000, Vol. 129, Issue 4497, pages. 11

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Reverse-telescope beliefs, Labour's lost ground and why there's nowt so queer as sex.

• Authors : Lewis, Helen

• Source: New Statesman. 2015, Vol. 144, Issue 5280, pages. 1

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Blue Lion Square.

• Authors : Billen, Andrew

• Source: New Statesman. 1997, Vol. v126, Issue n4354, pages. 2

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"There were three in our marriage, too," said the wife of Paul Burrell, Diana's butler. By the end of a week of revelation and counter-revelation, there were 33. (Watching Brief).

• Authors : Platell, Amanda

• Source: New Statesman. 2002, Vol. 131, Issue 4614, pages. 1

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1,000 years? Try 100 days.

• Authors : Rawnsley, Andrew; Adonis, Andrew; McSmith, Andy

• Source: The Observer. 1997, pages. 3

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Little leaders in limbo.

• Authors : Aitken, Ian

• Source: The Guardian. 1993, pages. 3

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Labour's Party losses, writ large; former U.K. Minister's memoir, first past the post, details tensions between Blair and Brown.

• Authors : MacDonald, Alistair

• Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2010, Vol. 0, Issue 0, pages. 1

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Extra! Labor takes a beating in British tabloids; the so-called popular press has shown no mercy - or fairness - in covering this week's national election.

• Authors : Tuohy, William

• Source: Los Angeles Times. 1992, Vol. v111.

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Aliens ate my party.

• Authors : Brenton, Howard

• Source: The Guardian. 1998, pages. 2

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Available for parties

• Source: Spectator. Sept 26, 2015, Vol. 329 Issue 9761, p22, 1 p.

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The green ink brigade is now running the show

• Authors : Liddle, Rod

• Source: Spectator. Sept 5, 2015, Vol. 328 Issue 9758, p17, 1 p.

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Flying with Tony, slaving with Joe.

• Authors : Brown, Rob

• Source: The Independent. 1997, pages. 2

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In Annan's footsteps.

• Authors : Marr, Andrew

• Source: The Observer. 2000, pages. 1

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It's not the Trots you need to worry about.

• Authors : Hitchens, Peter

• Source: Spectator. August 20, 2016, Vol. 331 Issue 9808, p8, 1 p.

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Tories attack Labour's charade of spin.

• Authors : Brown, Colin; Sengupta, Kim

• Source: The Independent. 1997, pages. 1

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Triumph of the middle classes.

• Authors : Stephens, Philip

• Source: The Financial Times. 1997, pages. 1

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Satirical British Play 'Feelgood' Is Right On Target

• Source: All Things Considered. June 5, 2001

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Clement Attlee detested faddish radicalism--you couldn't say that Jeremy Corbyn is his heir

• Authors : Bew, John

• Source: New Statesman (1996). July 31, 2015, Vol. 144 Issue 5273, p11, 1 p.

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The silence of the sheep

• Authors : Oborne, Peter

• Source: Spectator. Jan 15, 2000, Vol. 284 Issue 8945, p12, 2 p.

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Mr Blair used to do anything to charm the Tory press, even laugh at Lord Steve's jokes. Not now

• Authors : Glover, Stephen

• Source: Spectator. March 30, 1996, Vol. 276 Issue 8750, p26, 1 p.

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