The Tory crisis is an opportunity for the left to shape the political agenda THERESA MAY’S resignation inspires jubilation and fear in equal measure.
Friday 24th May 2019 Leaving the EU and entering a new economic paradigm Despite being a Remainer, CHRIS WILLIAMSON MP now believes what really matters is how we enact modern and visionary socialist policies outside of the EU
Friday 24th May 2019 Arise Festival – unite for a Corbyn government MATT WILLGRESS looks at the importance of this summer’s ‘Arise — a festival of Labour’s Left Ideas’ for the left in the current political climate
Friday 24th May 2019 Labour is the only party focused on the issues beyond Brexit Our policies have people at their heart, and it’s these policies that will give people hope in a general election, says DANIELLE ROWLEY MP
Friday 24th May 2019 The Labour Party needs to look beyond the Euro elections Whatever Sunday’s results bring, it’s time for everyone in the Labour Party to unite and promote our radical policy agenda, says JOE CULLINANE
Thursday 23rd May 2019 Snowflakes, milkshakes and the tears of the right CEREN SAGIR salutes the rise of the milkshake revolution, revelling in the far right’s tantrums
Friday 24th May 2019 Lycamobile – tackled for the very first time? Tory-donating company Lycamobile has a long track record of dodging tax. Does its increased unpaid tax fund mean the firm is getting spooked by the taxman closing in, asks SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 24th May 2019 Centrists and the NHS So much for ‘middle of the road’ populist politics – Change UK is wedded to the deeply unpopular neoliberal extremism of privatising the NHS, writes SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 24th May 2019 Opium poppies in Van Dieman’s Land PETER FROST visits the island that grows half the world’s legal crop of opium poppies
Friday 24th May 2019 Standing on the shoulders of giants Labour’s proud achievements of creating the NHS and welfare state need to be built on in the 21st century by creating a green revolution, says LIZ DAVIES
Wednesday 22nd May 2019 Why an Active Boycott of EU elections is necessary Who in their right minds could imagine that sending Farage to Brussels to pocket yet more MEPs’ expenses could represent a genuine route to win Britain’s departure from the EU, asks ALEX GORDON
