Labouring in vain
Ann Black, a long-serving member of the Labour Party National Executive Council, has admitted that Labour Party membership has fallen by 200,000 and
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Anti-parliament
Labour pains
Keir Starmer’s speech to Labour Party conference promised nothing to the working class and plenty to the bosses. Starmer went out of his
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Labour in decay
Left outfits Socialist Appeal, Resist, Labour in Exile Network, and Labour Against the Witchhunt all got proscribed at the meeting of Labour’s National
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Quote of the Week – Lucy Parsons
Never be deceived that the rich will allow you to vote away their wealth.
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Labouring in Vain [ACG Audio]
The following is a recording of the ACG public discussion meeting on the Labour Party, which took place online on Wednesday 4th November
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Populism – is anti-populism the answer?
This month promises to be a liberal jubilee, first the triumph of the Jacinda Ardern the saviour of New Zealand and then, unless
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The Overseas Operations Bill and Labour: yet another reason to leave Labour
On September 23rd the Overseas Operations Bill was passed through Parliament with a massive majority at its second reading. The Bill’s main proposals
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Stormy Times Ahead for the British Establishment
In an accompanying article on the Johnson government’s record on coronavirus, we were of the opinion that Johnson’s taking on of leadership roles
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Labour pains
The contest for the leadership of the Labour Party ends today (Thursday April 2nd) and the results should be announced on Saturday. It
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Corbynism after Corbyn: Bankruptcy of Electoralism
You would have thought that the major defeat for the Labour Party would be a strong signal to rethink a strategy that relies
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