By Corinna Lotz The blame game following Labour’s election defeat is destructive. Seeing Labour MPs using the mainstream media to make poisonous attacks on Corbyn… Read More »Labour should back case for democratic revolution
By Peter Arkell Now what? It is unthinkable to lie down and acquiesce in the result of this election. So we have to analyse what… Read More »Plan to bring down this ‘rogue’ government
by Paul Feldman Labour’s catastrophic defeat, which will have serious consequences for the wellbeing of communities of all classes, cannot simply be reduced to issues… Read More »Time to refound Labour before it’s too late
Seldom are the choices at a UK general election as stark as this one. The outcome will shape the future of Britain and the fate… Read More »Only Labour can stop Johnson’s gang in turning point election
A mass mobilisation is called for if we are to stop the Johnson-Farage axis from seizing power and creating a vicious anti-democratic, authoritarian regime. This… Read More »How Labour can defeat Johnson-Farage power grab
As the Tories brutally turn on each other in their bid to replace Theresa May as prime minister, significant sections of the Parliamentary Labour Party… Read More »Parliament’s two civil wars: time for a special Labour conference
The rapid rise of the Brexit Party to first place in the opinion polls for the European elections is rightly sending shockwaves through Westminster and… Read More »Farage is a clear and present danger. Here’s how to stop him
A hugely successful ‘Make 2019 the year Corbyn becomes PM’ meeting in South Shields agreed a programme of action to take the fight against neoliberalism… Read More »South Shields takes on fight against neoliberalism
A programme of climate change action that a Labour government could implement. Presented by Penny Cole to the Momentum South Tyneside-Real Democracy Movement ‘Make 2019… Read More »Climate change actions for a Corbyn government
The resignation of eight Labour MPs and three Tories from their parties in order to form a reactionary “Independent” Group in the House of Commons… Read More »In the midst of splits and political meltdown, a way forward for Labour
Ten years ago, the world economy ground to a halt in the wake of the biggest financial crash in the history of capitalism. The vastly… Read More »A decade after the crash, a fairer, kinder capitalism is simply delusional
In the midst of the global heatwave, energy minister Claire Perry’s approval of the first UK fracking licence under its new, more permissive regulatory regime… Read More »Tories ignore global heatwave and give backing for fracking
As the Tory government staggers from pillar to post, split many ways over Brexit, the prospect of a Jeremy Corbyn-led government becomes more real by… Read More »First steps taken in scenario-planning to defend a Corbyn government
The break-up of the Tory government is more than just a crisis of a party that lost its majority, with many preferring a genuinely warm… Read More »In Tory Britain, the only certainty is uncertainty itself
The pay claim of 3.9% + £800, made by an alliance of unions for the 1 million NHS staff, adds another intractable problem to the… Read More »Union leaders must turn words into deeds
The prospect of a Jeremy Corbyn-led government grows closer as Theresa May’s divided government staggers from pillar to post in the wake of the abysmal… Read More »Planning for a Corbyn government