This election could be my last – it will change all our destinies and I’m treating it like my first
No one today can afford to be indifferent to democracy because tyranny comes in all shapes and sizes.
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Think Jeremy Corbyn is weak, indecisive and unelectable? Think again.
In a democracy the decision of who is or who isn’t electable lies with us. It is not for others to tell us who stands a chance and who doesn’t.
Look at Theresa May and her party, and just say no, before it’s too late
May is unable to learn from history as she rushes towards a collision between illusion and reality.
Jeremy Corbyn not a leader? Give me this kind of anti-war leader anytime
In spite of the relentless Corbyn-bashing, beyond the ability to win elections there has been little discussion of what a leader, or leadership, means.
Eye on the prize: why you should vote for Jeremy Corbyn by Ken Loach
Public services are being dismembered, outsourced, closed down, the source of profit for a few and an impoverished society for the many.
Why I’m supporting Jeremy Corbyn and why you should too
Jeff Goulding explains why he’s supporting Jeremy Corbyn as a true custodian of Labour’s socialist values.
Bombs and chocolate: how crazed clown Donald Trump staggers into World War III
Trump is probably a deranged psychopath who ought to struggle even to get a firearms license – let alone run the world’s only superpower.
Fanning the flames of anger and hope, Jeremy Corbyn stands on the shoulders of Tony Benn
From the beginning of time there have been two flames burning in the human heart.
How are we doing 100 years after the US entered the war to end all wars?
4 April 2017: 100 years after the US entered the first world war and 50 years since Martin Luther King declared America’s spitual death
The house that Brexit built is not a pretty sight
The new British future is already beginning to emerge out of the fog of government incompetence, lies and fading promises.
Post-Brexit: why Diane Abbott MP supports freedom of movement in Europe
The labour movement cannot accept living standards being lowered by Brexit and the attack on freedom of movement, and must stand to defend both.
Diane Abbott calls on left to back EU free movement as workers’ right
Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott distances herself from those advocating rethink of Labour’s immigration policy.
Human Cargo: giving a voice to the voiceless in the long, brutal story of mass migration
Matthew Crampton’s book of narratives and songs sheds new light on the horrific cost of emigration, slavery and transportation
The dirtiest, ugliest and most dishonest political campaign in British history
There is nothing good whatsoever about the decision that was taken on Thursday 23 June 2016 and the politics that made it possible.