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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Exam results debacle
There cannot be that many people that don’t believe that the Conservative government has not made a mess of handling the assessment of
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Appeal to the Young
This appeal is addressed to the young and the not so young. It is aimed at those who have joined the Labour Party
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Unite: millions to Labour whilst members suffer
Amidst recent controversies over the Labour Party’s decision to pay a settlement to the ex-bureaucrats claiming to be victims of anti-Semitism within the
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Starmer tightens his grip on Labour
In a move predicted by many, Jennie Formby, general secretary of the Labour Party, and an ally of Corbyn, resigned with immediate effect
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Johnson and “Dubai on Thames”
When Boris Johnson came to power as Mayor of London back in 2008, one of the many unkept promises he made was not
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Starmer and the defeat of Corbynism
As predicted, Keir Starmer won the Labour leadership election with 56.2% of the vote (275,780 votes). The “left” candidate, Rebecca Long-Bailey (who expressed
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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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Never Mind the Ballots, Create the Resistance
As we said when we were still in the Anarchist Federation back in 2015, “Grassroots groups and organisations emerging around housing and opposition
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