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New leader buried Corbynism but has still to develop his own platform
Opposition leader draws line under Corbyn era while launching stinging attack on Boris Johnson
Leader’s virtual conference speech will stress party’s patriotic values but is set to be light on policy detail
Shadow cabinet office minister Rachel Reeves endorses move to centre
Hybrid event with delegates present and online to show Britain is open for business
MPs and unions seek government plan to help children catch up on education after lockdown
Former Tory deputy PM rounds on Boris Johnson’s ‘great delusion’ on Brexit
Centrist party wants to focus on education and welfare and says staying in EU will help
Chuka Umunna hints that party could work with a different Labour leader or the Conservatives
SNP leader says Westminster intransigence ‘not sustainable’
Sturgeon to focus on benefits of possible independence in SNP conference speech
Nicola Sturgeon sees off conference bid to switch strategy on another referendum
Minority Labour government would need to back poll, Ian Blackford says ahead of party conference
Continuing adulation for leader dependent on him delivering Brexit by end of October
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell vows to implement party conference vote
Chancellor admits he could not say how much a disorderly exit would damage economy
MPs reject another recess after government’s attempt at prorogation
MPs fear sheer scale of new eye-catching initiatives could unnerve voters
This week’s conference showcased a divided and paranoid party
As debate became proxy vote of confidence in Corbyn, delegates rallied behind leader
Conference votes to support new referendum but will wait to decide how party will campaign
Labour party leadership accused of ‘lack of professionalism’ as head of policy quits
Remain campaigners say opposition leader is attempting to silence party’s grassroots
New Lib Dem leader denounces ‘tired old parties’ in conference rallying cry
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