Keir Starmer

After the PM's efforts to mend relations with many on Labour's left, plenty are still unhappy.

The prime minister has made concessions on his welfare bill after an angry response from 120 of his own MPs.

The PM says he "had no idea" the language echoed Enoch Powell's 1968 speech about immigration.

The UK government is scaling back planned welfare reforms in a bid to fight off a backbench rebellion.

Cuts to some disability benefits will only hit future claimants, not those already on it.

As the PM marks a year in office next week - which he will spend grappling with crises - British politics finds itself at an inflection point

The BBC's political editor Chris Mason gives his analysis of what the climbdown over the welfare bill means for the prime minister.

Simon Case says ministers "weren't good enough at communicating" in the early days of the Labour government.