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What is the point of Labour’s new deputy leader? Until we know that, the contest isn’t worth having | Neal Lawson
With the party tanking and Farage in No 10 a possibility, we need a unifying figure who will wake the party from its slumber, says Neal Lawson of Compass
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telegraph.co.uk
Starmer may just have given himself a final chance
The future of the Labour Party now rests on the next most important appointment in the reshuffle – its deputy leader
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theguardian.com
Future Rayner comeback is not off table but her exit has deeply damaged Labour
Deputy leadership race likely to coincide with turbulent autumn, as doubts intensify over Starmer’s job security
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Who could replace Angela Rayner as deputy Labour leader?
Rayner has quit not only as deputy prime minister but also deputy leader of her party. We examine the potential candidates for that role
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independent.co.uk
Starmer warned deputy leadership race is make-or-break moment for Labour government
Dame Emily Thornberry said she is considering standing for the deputy leadership and that members must be listened to more
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Labour deputy leadership race: Who could run and what’s at stake?
With the rules and timeline yet to be announced, Archie Mitchell looks at the runners and riders for Labour’s deputy leadership contest
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dailymail.co.uk
Who could be Labour's new deputy leader to replace Angela Rayner?
Potential candidates have begun to jostle for position in what might become a divisive battle to succeed Angela Rayner.
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The next Labour deputy leader could be much worse than Rayner
If the internal election is used to settle scores, it could spell havoc for Starmer’s premiership and the future of this Government
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What is the point of Labour’s new deputy leader? Until we know that, the contest isn’t worth having | Neal Lawson
With the party tanking and Farage in No 10 a possibility, we need a unifying figure who will wake the party from its slumber, says Neal Lawson of Compass
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Runners and riders: Who could replace Rayner as deputy Labour leader?
Candidates are lining up to secure the 80 nominations they need from MPs by 5pm on Thursday in order to reach the knockout round
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Starmer should beware: in this volatile age, no majority and no leader is secure for long | Rafael Behr
Labour’s massive election victory already feels long ago. The PM needs to build a new electoral alliance – and quickly, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
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Why Labour wants its new deputy leader to be an ‘attack dog’
Rayner’s replacement won’t have any formal government duties, instead focusing on party’s electoral appeal