Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron chairing his last cabinet meeting and Labour’s NEC meeting to decide whether Jeremy Corbyn will be in the Labour leadership contest
8.48am BST
Good morning. I’m Andrew Sparrow, and I’m blogging for the day.
Len McCluskey, the Unite general secretary, has been on the Today programme. He said that if Labour’s national executive committee tries to exclude Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour leadership contest when it meets this afternoon, that would be a “sordid fix”.
Len McCluskey says it would be ‘a sordid fix’ if Jeremy Corbyn is not automatically on the ballot. #r4today
8.47am BST
Good morning and welcome to our daily politics live blog
Merkel urges Britain to quickly clarify relationship with EU https://t.co/w180w0o53E http://pic.twitter.com/UKbP2r7KDf
Who’s the new top cat in Downing Street tonight – Larry in stand off – join us @ITV news at ten http://pic.twitter.com/OPkARFNWAj
Politics blog | The Guardian http://ift.tt/29KucOo
Sig Nordal 