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- The fight is on: vote yes for strike in Aslef ballot - Tunnel Vision August 2020
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- The Big Ride for Palestine: Lockdown edition
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- Aslef ballot for industrial action – prepare for a Hot Autumn
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- Oil rush in Libya
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- Is the hacking scandal UK’s Watergate?
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- News of the World closure: another media is possible
- Hacking crisis engulfs Murdoch and his Tory allies
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- The contact tracers tracing contact tracers in Lanarkshire
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- ‘Be sensible’ says Boris Johnson as he recklessly ends the lockdown - CounterBlast
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- Are the Tories just making it up as they go? - CounterBlast 19 June
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- Imperial undertones of Trump’s hurried deal for the Balkans
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- The Coronavirus debt: why we shouldn't pay it back
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- The Tories are at each other's throats, why isn't Labour seizing its chance? - CounterBlast 11 June
- UCU members: reject the employers' derisory 'Four Fights' offer
- Welsh government's decision on wider school opening goes against its commitment to all
- Statues come tumbling down - CounterBlast 10 June
- Israel wants to legalise its illegal occupation
- Government defeat on schools shows organised resistance can win - CounterBlast 9 June
- How Bolsonaro can be beaten - a Brazilian socialist speaks out
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- Let our ‘heroes’ live - don’t end the lockdown
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- A care worker speaks out on coronavirus and state of care homes
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- Lockdown? This government should be locked up – weekly briefing
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- Disproportionate BAME coronavirus deaths highlight Britain's systemic racism
- Coronavirus is showing that war has never been about security
- The Tories are the real criminals - CounterBlast 25 April
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- Italy's Liberation Day: why the partisans' struggle still matters
- Covid-19 testing: too little, too late - CounterBlast 23 April
- Republic of hunger: In the time of lockdown
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- Tories fail to meet already inadequate standards - CounterBlast 21 April
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- PPE: Tories are still failing our frontline workers - CounterBlast 18 April
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- The coronavirus care home crisis: this is what herd immunity looks like - CounterBlast April 14
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- Covid-19, the state and civil liberties: the case of France
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- Right turn for Labour – weekly briefing
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- The Matt Hancock Show: government spin and outright lies - CounterBriefing 3 April
- Tories find magic money tree after all - CounterBriefing 2 April
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- The virus makes you ill but it's the government that kills you
- The deadly Tory game of catch-up - CounterBriefing 31 March
- Working people shouldn't be penalised for staying at home
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- Staff and workers still remain exposed - CounterBriefing 30 March
- Can Johnson gain politically from this crisis? – weekly briefing
- Crisis management Tory style - CounterBriefing 29 March
- Straight talking honest politics - As It Happened book extract
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- The elephant locked in the room - CounterBriefing 27 March
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- Sunak steps up to sell the self-employed short - CounterBriefing 26 March
- Supply chains: a neoliberal crisis
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- Protect the NHS? Call their bluff and we can win – CounterBriefing 25 March
- Pandemic basic income is not the solution
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- Boris Johnson's lacklustre lockdown skips key measures - CounterBriefing 23 March
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- No more gambles, put people first - CounterBriefing 20 March
- Gordon Brown is not our saviour
- Criminal negligence while the virus lets rip - CounterBriefing 19 March
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- Protest shut the schools, now demand mass testing - CounterBriefing 18 March
- Teachers in New York forced schools to close; we need to do the same
- Laugh through the lockdown
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- Stop the profiteering: requisition the private hospital beds
- Coronavirus, climate, and capital: capitalism's destructive irrationality
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- St Mungo's workers to begin three-day strike action
- US sanctions on Iran are fuelling the spread of coronavirus
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- The Cummings campaign: how the Tories embraced Trump’s tactics
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- General Election 2019: a party political broadcast for the Tories
- One nation or the one percent? - election briefing 10 December
- Ten points to remember before polling day – election briefing 9 December
- What are the Greens' true colours?
- Decade of austerity: 10 reasons to get the Tories out
- Scotland's election
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- Antisemitism, politics, and voting Tory - election briefing 6 December
- France strikes against Macron's neoliberal war on pensions
- Boris Johnson should worry about his own families: not ours - election briefing 5 December
- The big question: can Trump keep his mouth shut for another 24 hours? – election briefing 4 December
- Why we will not be silent on Palestine
- Staff-student solidarity is being built in the UCU strike
- A low point even for Johnson - election briefing 3 December
- The problem with Nancy Astor
- Labour and the warmongers – election briefing 2 December
- Mental health: a very political crisis
- Who knew: 52% of the population matter? - election briefing 29 November
- Western Canada's right-wing 'Wexit'
- Another reason to protest Trump's visit: recognition of illegal Israeli settlements
- Buckle up, the propaganda war’s about to get a lot rougher - election briefing 28 November
- The BBC's anti-Corbyn bias shows it's not fit for purpose
- Beating the Tories online: effective political campaigning on Facebook
- Antisemitism: real news, old news and fake news - election briefing 27 November
- On the canvassing trail in Lancashire
- Dearlove's recycled attack on Corbyn exposes the right's increasing desperation
- Lies, lies and more lies - election briefing 26 November
- It's the class question, stupid - election briefing 25 November
- Confronting fear during a strike: why picket lines are important in industrial disputes
- We need to talk about Nato: an imperialist war machine
- The Corbyn effect in Scotland - campaign report
- Bolivia: call it a coup, support the resistance
- The manifesto that will change the terms of debate - election briefing 22 November
- It's official: a vote for the Lib Dems is a vote for a Tory government
- No laughing matter - election briefing 21 November
- Boris the bully comes up short – election briefing 20 November
- Oxford Union violently ejects blind, black student from debate
- Time for the big picture - election briefing 19 November
- Fire, floods and emergencies: these are what the election is about - election briefing 18 November
- Immigration: it’s not about statistics, it’s about racism – election briefing 15 November
- Unelected judges deny the right to strike - election briefing 14 November
- Boris Johnson: tragedy for the Tories
- Flooding misery: the consequences of climate change and austerity
- Bolivia: whose side are you on? - election briefing 13 November
- The nasty parties unite to stop Corbyn - election briefing 12 November
- The world turned upside down - election briefing 11 November
- What the government wants us to forget on Remembrance Day
- Why have the Greens joined an anti-Labour alliance? - election briefing 8 November
- The mask keeps slipping - election briefing 7 November
- Rees-Mogg: the ugly face of class privilege - daily election briefing 6 November
- Boris Johnson should be booed out of every NHS hospital in Britain
- It’s common sense, Jacob Rees-Mogg should be sacked
- The battle that will shape a generation – weekly briefing
- Labour's right, billionaires shouldn't exist
- Trump’s coming to London during the election
- How Labour can win the election
- Election 2019: the chance for a green industrial revolution
- 7 black heroes that changed the world
- ‘Delays have dangerous ends’ – weekly briefing
- The hostile environment and Fortress Europe are responsible for the 39 dead
- How the British State sabotaged the last left Labour government
- Johnson is planning the great escape, Labour mustn’t let him - weekly briefing
- “We need to work together”: school student climate striker speaks to trade unionists about the way forward
- The devil and the deep blue sea: Labour and Johnson’s deal
- US workers strike back: General Motors and Chicago teachers
- Police ban on Extinction Rebellion is an attack on our civil liberties
- Bosses put the screws on the newly elected Portuguese government to avoid changes to employment laws
- Ecuador: the people demand change
- Civil liberties in Spain? The clampdown against the Catalan independence movement
- Rebellion in the air – weekly briefing
- With friends like this: John McDonnell’s flirtation with the right is damaging and inexcusable
- Why join Counterfire?
- Trump betrays the Kurds: never trust the imperialists
- Postal workers stand up to management attacks - Interview with CWU’s Andy Hopping
- Pensions: the system isn't working
- Waspi women: stung by the state – weekly briefing
- Disgraceful and dangerous: European Parliament equates Communism with Fascism
- A parliamentary crisis with no parliamentary solution - weekly briefing
- Steer left to beat Johnson's phoney populism
- Blackface scandal threatens Trudeau's progressive act
- Playing by the rules only works if both sides agree - weekly briefing
- Hong Kong: crucible of resistance
- Why we all have to support the climate strike
- Why Labour must not become a hard remain party
- Bolton’s gone but an oil war could be about to start - weekly briefing
- Kids in containers: austerity hits new depths
- The planet is on fire: build the climate strike
- Labour’s Brexit slide
- Netanyahu and Pence: Boris Johnson's warmonger allies
- Labour and a ‘national government’: how to dash the hopes of millions
- Something in the air? The strike action in aviation
- Tom Watson is undermining Labour – it’s time to cut him loose
- We need a general election now, whether it’s in the ‘national interest’ or not
- The Boris burnout - weekly briefing
- Johnson’s rottweiler: the toxic tactics of Dominic Cummings
- Labour can only expose Johnson if they represent a radical opposition
- General election: unite and fight
- Their democracy and ours – weekly briefing
- No confidence in anti-democratic Boris Johnson
- Westminster is broken, it's time for Scotland to quit
- Corbyn can't win if Labour won't bring down the government
- “Life-long member of the non-pretty working classes” - All Woman review
- Trump’s trade wars: battle of the giants - weekly briefing
- The Amazon fire: a neoliberal crime scene
- A new global recession is coming
- Are the liberal middle class on the verge of a nervous breakdown?
- Border chaos: why Priti Patel's plans can be stopped
- The Tories' vision: work until you die
- Where is the love?
- Vote with your feet – weekly briefing
- Boris Johnson’s law and order proposals are a scam
- The poisonous politics of Priti Patel
- Johnson out, Corbyn in: we need a general election – weekly briefing
- The refugee crisis: the situation worsens in Greece
- Keeping Faith - review
- Johnson can be beaten, but not if we abandon Corbyn – weekly briefing
- In the age of Trump, 'The War at Home' remains essential viewing
- Despite the media consensus, Corbyn’s position on Brexit is the right one
- The Centenary of the 1919 Race Riots
- Lindsey German's August reading recommendations
- Sudan: fury on the streets
- The internal Tory coup, the cabinet of horrors, and class war - weekly briefing
- Iran: stop this war before it starts
- Boris' brash band: balancing business and bluster
- Fight back before it's too late - Years and Years review
- The Tories have no divine right to lead
- Nightmare time: why the left has to come out fighting – weekly briefing
- What do they know of Cricket?
- ‘I am not what I am’: why the left must take action against ‘Iago’ Watson
- There’s only one solution to Labour’s problems: the right have got to go - weekly briefing
- Universities take global steps to fight climate disaster
- The environmental cost of the United States war-machine
- Football as resistance: women kicking back against bigotry
- BBC Panorama hatchet job on Labour antisemitism is a farce
- Labour's lost Leave voters
- Adopting the IHRA definition didn't end the attacks, it accelerated them
- Greece elections: the right is back in government
- A dangerous moment for the Corbyn project - weekly briefing
- Socialists should be trying to unite working people, not divide them - a reply to Paul Mason
- The problem with citizens’ assemblies
- Be clear: the moves against Chris Williamson are moves against Corbyn
- The left needs to hold the line and fight the smears – weekly briefing
- A Canadian genocide
- For Palestinians, existence is resistance
- Tory values meet the rights and wrongs of women - weekly briefing
- The dog didn’t bark, but it’s not been silenced: Labour’s Brexit policy
- Iran: act now to stop Trump’s dogs of war
- Why Iranians might be sceptical of the west's intentions
- The poverty of anti-corruption politics
- President Mohamed Morsi: murdered by the thug El Sisi
- Iago Watson strikes again
- Iran - unrepentant warmongers and gullible fools are at it again: weekly briefing
- The London working class have not forgotten Grenfell
- Rubberboat in a sharkpool: Tories exploit the Assange case
- Grenfell: justice delayed is justice denied
- Boris Johnson as Prime Minister should not be tolerated
- How the left can take the initiative
- Pompeo threatens Corbyn: nothing to see here
- Cracking up… in every sense of the word - weekly briefing
- British Steel: the wanton destruction of a core industry
- General election now: why 100,000 Tories will be wrong
- Sinn Fein: tumbling into the centre
- No to Trump, no to war on Iran
- Ten things they don't tell you about D-Day
- ‘If Adolf Hitler flew in today, they’d send a limousine anyway’ – weekly briefing
- Alastair Campbell isn’t a victim, he’s trying to destroy Corbyn’s leadership
- Send in the clowns - weekly briefing
- Trump's America: women under attack
- Why Theresa May is the most disastrous Tory PM ever
- Ruskin and the trade union movement
- The Brexit delusion: why you should vote Labour
- Milkshakes, moralism, and the rationalist error
- Brexit, Boris and the battle ahead - weekly briefing
- Algeria revolts: what are the next steps?
- Anti-Zionism is the antidote to Trump and Netanyahu
- It's time for the Labour left to step up to the plate
- There is something happening here but you don’t know what it is, do you Mr Centrist?
- An insurgent right can only be fought by an insurgent left – weekly briefing
- Spring into sport
- Why we're marching for Palestine on 11 May
- Israel's attacks on the Palestinians started before any rockets
- The social cost of austerity is detrimental to us all
- Gaza under attack: why we must stand up for Palestine
- Theresa’s Titanic can’t be rescued by Labour - weekly briefing
- What happened in the Venezuela coup attempt, and why the threat remains
- We need the labour movement to win the fight against climate change
- Solidarity with Palestine is needed now more than ever
- Peabody: moral lepers in Charityland
- Spanish election: the left win but society polarises
- An election we thought we wouldn’t have, and a vote we shouldn’t have – weekly briefing
- Counterfire statement on UCU election for general secretary
- Bernie Sanders 2020: what difference can he make this time?
- Creggan and the death of Lyra McKee
- Conservative ‘Blue Wave’ sweeps across Canada
- Thank God it's Friday: 300 years of Robinson Crusoe
- Cardiff rallies in solidarity with Kurdish hunger strikers
- Extinction Rebellion: a movement recharged
- The left needs to stop retreating over the use of the term Zionism
- Israeli elections: apartheid or apartheid-lite
- It’s badly wrong when whistleblowers rot in jail but war criminals walk free - weekly briefing
- Resisting climate catastrophe: the kids are still leading the way
- No to extraditing Assange, no to war
- What happens to Julian Assange has implications for us all
- Brexit delayed: now what?
- Seven demands for stopping climate change
- What's to blame for knife crime?
- Referendum: first time farce, second time tragedy – weekly briefing
- The Picture of Dorian Trudeau
- Strike to demand action on climate change
- Knife crime and youth violence: poverty, powerlessness and a way ahead
- Algerian uprising ousts President Bouteflika – and it isn’t stopping there
- Soldiers taking aim at Corbyn is a result of years of lies and vilification
- Venezuela: The US empire is on the march again
- Bungled Brexit beggars belief - weekly briefing
- Honda closure: workers test drive the alternative
- Brexit chaos and the far right: the racists must be stopped in their tracks
- March for Palestine: exist, resist, return
- Brexit deadlock: the only way out of this mess is a general election
- The Honda Swindon factory closing warrants an effective labour movement response
- A Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank merger spells trouble
- The Brexit crisis is so deep because it is about much more than Europe
- A Marxist guide to crime drama
- She’s going down: now is not the time to prop up the Tories – weekly briefing
- Brexit and the left: the crisis is not going away
- Why stopping wars is essential for stopping climate change
- Brexit crisis continued: Theresa May's inept authoritarianism
- Who's to blame for the rise of Islamophobic terrorist attacks?
- Hebron – the heart of the occupation
- Don’t criminalise and scapegoat our homeless rough sleepers with PSPOs: blame Tory austerity
- Call it by its name: Islamophobia, and it comes from the top – weekly briefing
- School climate strike: students shut down Newcastle
- US military: the world's biggest polluter
- Global school strike for climate kicks off
- Bloody Sunday: one prosecution is not justice
- Brexit delayed: general election now!
- Tony Benn: socialist, comrade, friend
- May's Brexit deal is dead: we need a general election now
- When Watson and Hodge represent Labour we know we’re in trouble - weekly briefing
- A slow coup against Corbyn has started. We must stand up against it.
- Bloody Sunday: criminal? Yes.
- The Making of a Two Tone Nation
- 5 facts about Aipac and the Israel lobby that prove Ilhan Omar is right
- Islamophobia is the dominant form of racism: why is it being ignored?
- Labour and antisemitism: separating facts from fiction
- Labour pains: Watson, witch-hunts and what we do next - weekly briefing
- John Pilger on the role of Nato in Europe
- Conflating anti-Zionism and antisemitism - Macron’s dangerous game
- Manchester's new councillors and the fight against austerity
- India and Pakistan must pull back from the brink of war - SASG statement
- The attack on Chris Williamson is an attack on Corbyn and the left
- The second referendum delusion
- Labour backing a second referendum is a mistake
- Venezuela faces US-led intervention as Haiti struggles to break free
- May delays again, and it’s all about holding the Tories together - weekly briefing
- Red light for Amber
- The strategy and tactics of Labour’s Brexit manoeuvring
- Time to talk about Palestine
- Is Sajid Javid's deprivation of Shamima Begum's citizenship legal?
- How to deal with defectors – keep left
- Revoking Shamima Begum’s citizenship is unjustifiable
- The left should take note: attack is the best form of defence
- Chuka's core values: privatisation, austerity and war
- The insignificant seven: what the left must do
- Austerity and the damage done: the crisis in mental health care
- School's out for the Tories – weekly briefing
- Sudan's uprisings have removed governments before, can they do it again?
- Learn to conform or learn to transform?
- 1919: When British soldiers went on strike
- Rees-Mogg's Imperial Denialism
- Ten things you should know about Trump’s man in Venezuela
- Corbynistas! Up your game, or lose the game
- Student strikes and climate change: demanding action not words
- From toy drones to real ones: the arms trade and education
- Sudan: the struggle continues
- And your enemies closer? - weekly briefing
- Deportation flights: Tories have learned nothing from Windrush
- Luciana Berger and the plot against Corbyn: this is no time to retreat
- What would a ‘Green New Deal’ look like in Britain?
- Marx's name endures through the ages, and the vandalism
- Better to overthrow the system than try to outsmart it: review of ITV's Cleaning Up
- Marx in Engels' words
- There's no limit to nuclear war – weekly briefing
- Lambeth says 'keep our NHS public!'
- Cameroon: neo-colonised before independence
- Labour’s immigration fudge – pandering to the right doesn’t work
- 7 things you need to know about the Venezuela coup attempt
- Venezuela in the shadow of Trump
- Venezuela: a coup made in Washington: not for the first time – weekly briefing
- Saying never again means resisting in the present
- Dangerous sheriff in the wild west: Trump calls for coup in Venezuela
- Why I won't speak at the Oxford Union
- Why does the Oxford Union insist on inviting fascist speakers?
- It’s austerity, stupid
- Tories don’t want May’s deal, but they fear Labour: now’s the time to stand firm – weekly briefing
- Israeli Eurovision boycott: let the battle begin
- Europe in revolt
- US Shutdown: Trump’s racism hits the wall
- Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht and the 100 year revolution
- The meaning of the Yellow Vests
- There's no refugee crisis in Britain, only a hostile environment and racist scapegoating
- Trump's Syria solitaire
- Movement gears up for fightback against austerity
- Rosa Luxemburg: a revolutionary for our times
- Rosa Luxemburg was a revolutionary socialist
- Standing on the shoulders of a giant: Rosa Luxemburg and The Mass Strike
- The travesty that is Theresa May’s government has to end – weekly briefing
- Luther – Marx’s theory of alienation or biblical redemption?
- New wave of protests in Serbia – opening new horizons?
- Brexit: the uncivil war - review
- Obituary - Bruno da Ponte: 1932 - 2018
- Bigger than Brexit - weekly briefing
- 12 reasons to protest on Saturday for a General Election Now
- Looking back at 2018: a year of protest in pictures
- Europe in turmoil: what to expect in 2019
- ‘No Christmas for the bourgeoisie’: Protests erupt across Europe at the close of 2018
- Climate chaos is the most political issue of our time, to stop it we need systemic change
- Operation Cast Lead: the 22 day massacre in Gaza
- EastEnders at Christmas
- Ten radical Christmas songs
- The Tories want a national government because they want to break Corbyn - weekly briefing
- The time is ripe for Irish unity – on both sides of the sea
- The establishment seems to have forgotten we live in a parliamentary democracy: let's remind them
- Whether Theresa May wins or loses this no confidence vote, her time is up
- There's only one way out of this mess, and that’s a general election – weekly briefing
- Yellow Vests, Act Four: where is France going?
- West Wales' warning to the Tories
- Why we don’t need a second referendum
- Austerity Britain is destroying our mental health
- Why you should be on the protest that could bring down the government
- Migrant Caravan attacked: new leaders, same racism
- The far right can be stopped
- Class questions are the way to defeat austerity, not a rerun of the referendum - weekly briefing
- Averting chaos: class, climate change and the movements
- 5 things a Corbyn government can't do if we stay in the EU
- The rise and fall of neoliberalism
- Equating fascism with Brexit is disastrous, irresponsible and gives a hand up to Tommy Robinson
- It’s still not a done deal – whatever May, Tusk and Juncker want to tell you - weekly briefing
- About time to kick the Tories out
- Stop bombing Yemen
- Food banks gone, rough sleeping gone: this is what the end of austerity should look like
- Students protest in Albania: internationalist alternatives in the Balkans
- Israel's crimes cannot go unanswered
- Jeremy Corbyn joins teachers to demand an end to education cuts
- All hands on deck to save Theresa May’s ship from sinking – but what we need is a change of government - weekly briefing
- A state of disunion: Europe after Brexit
- Is austerity over? The picture from the North East shows it isn't
- May's Brexit deal is a dead duck: the only option now is a general election
- The politics of Remembrance
- A hundred years after WW1, what are we remembering?
- A Marxist analysis of Eastenders
- Trump loses Congress, but the Democrats are not the winners
- World War One was stupid, tragic and futile
- Excising its credibility: Labour’s dilemma over top rate tax - weekly briefing
- The public supports urgent action on climate chaos: it's government that is failing
- No platform for Alice Weidel in Oxford
- Germany after Merkel: how the right can be beaten
- Britain is broken: we can't afford the Tories
- Informer review: more Islamophobia, or a complex study of the modern-day East End underworld?
- Why we say no to a second referendum
- From stop and search to 'hands up, don't shoot'
- Migrant Caravan: Trump sends 5000 troops to stop refugees
- Brazil election: Bolsonaro's victory and the struggle ahead
- Talk about equality is cheap, but paying women a decent wage is much too costly - weekly briefing
- Philip Green: an embodiment of the system not an anomaly
- Tommy Robinson and the far right must be driven out of mainstream politics now
- How to influence people: Saudi Arabia, Yemen and British bombs
- The Cry: capitalism ruins families - TV review
- Doncaster says no to cuts
- A march more about attacking Labour than challenging the Tories – weekly briefing
- Be clear: Tommy Robinson is a violent, fascist thug
- The far right, grooming gangs and racist lies
- Universal Credit: the cruellest cut
- Kavanaugh, Trump and the degradation of US politics
- We must stop Universal Credit now: it's already wrecking lives
- The Tories are destroying our schools, we need a socialist education policy
- Brexit breaking point: it May be the end of this government - weekly briefing
- The Bolsonaro effect: what now for Brazil?
- Adieu, Nikki Haley (but she’ll be back…)
- Tommy Robinson and the British army: time to fight back
- Amazon's pay raise is a tactical retreat as workers fight back
- Another World Mental Health Day, another hollow Tory proposal
- Decarbonisation, jobs and justice
- France in 1968: myths, realities and unanswered questions
- Taking control is the way to end the misery of 21st century work - weekly briefing
- The Brazilian elections and the fight against the far right
- Corbyn and the mainstream media: a case-study in fake news
- The dialectics of Doctor Who
- Tories out! Birmingham marches against austerity
- Austerity has broken Britain but the Tories are still committed to it
- The 'Heart of Darkness' does not 'smell of victory'
- Trump targets Iran: not just talk, this is serious
- Ship, iceberg... you know what happens next - weekly briefing
- The rhyming guide to austerity
- The trial of Golden Dawn and the resurgence of the far right
- Justice for Palestine: a report from the Labour Party conference
- The left is growing: why the setbacks at Labour conference?
- If Labour backs a second referendum, the whole Corbyn project will be in danger of defeat
- The neverendum won’t help Labour, but it will help the right - weekly briefing
- No business as usual: Trump’s trade wars
- Why the Labour left must hold the line at conference
- Minding the depth and breadth - a Labour conference reading list
- Is the Labour Party a machine or a movement?
- The deep state vs. Jeremy Corbyn: three decades of spying, smearing, and intimidating
- Cricklewood attack: it’s not terrorism if it’s Islamophobic
- The importance of mass mobilisation against war
- Why is the West so silent on Yemen?
- Aftermath: Art in the wake of World War One - review
- To be called a political artist is no insult - Rachid Taha tribute
- Learnt nothing and forgotten everything: the next crash is coming - weekly briefing
- Fighting the oppression of housing regeneration
- Taking back the city: direct action amid the Dublin housing emergency
- Football Lads and Lasses against Fascism
- Labour, antisemitism and the damage done
- Military propaganda must end
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- The TUC are wrong about a second referendum
- Sweden’s elections and the mounting far right threat in Europe
- Boris is going for brutal Brexit - weekly briefing
- It's time to fight back: help launch Counterfire Media
- UK councils invest over £9bn in fracking industry
- The attacks on Corbyn can only end if they're confronted
- The Palestinians deserve better than this – weekly briefing
- We cannot compromise on the NEC code of conduct on antisemitism
- What Frank Field's resignation tells us about the Labour right's slow coup
- National Unity Demonstration against Racism and Fascism: unite against the right
- Toronto rally confronts Zionist slanders
- It's time to stand up and be counted - what defending Corbyn really means
- Why summer holidays are a time of dread and not joy for many families
- Turkey police attack Saturday Mothers vigil
- When the lying has to stop – weekly briefing
- Take the fight to the right and make this time ours - national meeting
- Rural activism: tales from the sticks – part two
- Why Israel is an apartheid state
- Inequality and the City: CEO salaries soar while we still pay for the crash
- Back the NEC code: why compromising is the wrong thing to do
- Don’t look here, look there: the one percent, inequality and Jeremy Corbyn - weekly briefing
- The summer of climate chaos
- The dominant ideas in society
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- Beyond the veil: some context in the controversy over the burqa
- Victory for campaigners as Serco evictions postponed
- Tensions in the Balkans: is Serbia preparing to recognise Kosovo?
- The UN has condemned Britain 16 times in the last decade and here’s why
- Frida Kahlo: artist and revolutionary
- Boris and the burqa: taking a cue from the EU
- How did socialists respond to the advent of fascism?
- Defend Jeremy Corbyn: time to fight back - Counterfire statement
- Solidarity with Bookmarks shows a united left can take on the far right
- Unclear and divisive: not the deal our NHS workers deserve
- Eyewitness account of Israeli attack on aid boat to Gaza
- Boris Robinson and Tommy Johnson: two sides of the same racist coin – weekly briefing
- The dynamics of disaster
- Stand firm in attacks against Corbyn, or lose the fight
- Interest rates, wages and the UK economy
- The attack on Bookmarks was an attack on us all
- Why fascists hate trade unions
- Hodge case shows why Labour Right needs to be confronted - and defeated
- Zimbabwe after Mugabe: his successor struggles to maintain grip on power
- Post PCS pay ballot blues
- Antisemitism: what the left should say – weekly briefing
- Ahed Tamimi released! What her story tells us about Palestinian resistance
- Lies, damned lies, and Tory press releases
- Dear Amber Rudd, we're not left behind, we're being held back
- Failed: what two decades of the refugee crisis could not teach Europe
- Libya: chaos reigns seven years on
- Imran Khan: Pakistan's new anti-war Prime Minister?
- Antisemitism and apartheid
- The Greek fires: a catastrophe fuelled by austerity
- Closed for business: Chinatown goes on strike
- Is Corbyn's Brexit policy really 'full Trump'?
- Steve Bannon: international orchestrator of the alt-right
- Frankenstein at 200
- Together against Trump: a mass show of opposition
- Now is the time to join Counterfire
- The EU: As racist in deed as Trump
- Spy Kids: children being used for covert ops
- Israel enshrines apartheid into law
- Brexit and the left, two years on
- Trump's trade delusion
- PCS Ballot: the fight for decent pay is hotting up
- We stopped Trump
- Grenfell: First the injury, now the insults
- The meaning of Trump
- Only a united movement can defeat the far right
- Why we should all be out protesting against Trump's visit to the UK
- After the final days of May
- May Day, May Day: this ship is sinking – weekly briefing
- Why Trump won't forget his visit
- Trump’s Nato ultimatums: red letter or red herring?
- From fake news to fake demonstrations; the rise of the 'extreme centre'
- Success for England will mean what we make it mean
- The human rights abuses that couldn't be closer to home – weekly briefing
- The real danger behind Trump's antics and why he is not indestructible
- To celebrate, but also to defend: be on the streets for our NHS this Saturday
- Homelessness is rapidly rising - it's the product of a failed system
- You’ll never edit Grenfell
- All roads lead to the Trump protest on 13 July – weekly briefing
- Marxism and human nature
- Socrates: Brazil's football revolutionary
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- Trump’s state-sponsored child abuse
- Justice for Grenfell: breaking the silence
- The collapse of everything, and what to do about it - weekly briefing
- Now it’s serious: why taking on Trump matters
- The EEA: the worst of all possible worlds
- World Cup 2018: thirty two nations under a groove
- The far right threat is real and we can't be complacent
- The far right can be defeated, and mass organisation is the key – weekly briefing
- Dump Trump and the special relationship, too
- Our NHS: keep the fight on the streets
- May Days: a benefit for Grenfell
- They shall not pass: all out on 9th June
- Europe: time to look reality in the face - weekly briefing
- PCS union: smash the pay freeze
- After Irish referendum victory, we must fight further to expand women’s rights
- We cannot let Iran become another US powder keg
- Town and country attitudes
- Karl Marx: before all else a revolutionist
- UCU: we are the union
- Who was Karl Marx?
- The Italian coup and the growing crisis in the EU
- The bigotry of Arlene Foster won’t stop women on the march - weekly briefing
- Marx200: the Paris Commune and the Marx family
- Grenfell one year on - the Tories still don't care
- A win for women in Ireland, a reminder of what's holding back the North
- University of Bristol students march for mental health services
- Ireland's opportunity for equality
- Crisis in Italy
- Hundreds stand up to the FLA in Manchester
- Too rich to fail - weekly briefing
- Change is coming: be a part of it
- Two sides of a city: homelessness and the royal wedding
- The royal wedding: a grateful subject gives thanks
- Royal wedding alienation
- 'Just do it': the politics of fighting precarity
- Be part of a socialist organisation committed to fundamental change
- Childish Gambino: This is Trump’s America
- May ‘68: France on the cusp of revolution
- Gaza massacre: Trump’s embassy move legitimises murder of Palestinians
- The first twelve months of Project Macron: a provisional audit
- The most leftwing Labour leader doesn’t need advice from the most unsuccessful one - weekly briefing
- 50 years after 1968: Storms raging in Macron’s France
- Trump's ditching of Iran deal is paving the way to war
- The phoney war must end: crossing the Brexit Rubicon
- Was Marx an economist? What was his contribution to economics?
- Why Paul Mason is wrong about Marx
- Marx matters more than ever - weekly briefing
- Local elections: for the left, standing still is losing ground
- Rural activism: tales from the sticks – part one
- Marxism in 800 words
- Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Marx on his 200th birthday
- Rudd down, May to go
- This rudderless government deserves a hostile environment – weekly briefing
- Windrush and antisemitism: who’s weaponising what?
- Systemic Islamophobia in Britain has deadly consequences
- Amber Rudd Must Go
- So called 'moderates' are the enablers of the far right
- Resisting the republic of fear: protesters take on Modi
- NHS at 70: celebrate and defend our health service on June 30
- Racism starts at the top in Britain, and we’re seeing the result with Windrush - weekly briefing
- Marx and the national question
- Justin Trudeau's dirty deeds for dirty oil
- The Windrush scandal: It's time to deport Theresa May from office
- Nationwide opposition to Syria airstrikes
- The idea that the West have been “inactive” in Syria is completely untrue
- BBC Proms takes a step towards equal gender representation
- The mission accomplished that is nothing of the sort – weekly briefing
- Kentucky school teachers: why we're walking out on strike
- Six things we learnt from the Syrian airstrike
- Syria: the solution is not more military intervention
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- Fear and loathing in the Trump White House
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- Trump sends for the Marines: what could possibly go wrong? - weekly briefing
- Judge says Blair can't be prosecuted - is anyone surprised?
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- May's not-so-great Repeal Bill
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- First the DUP, now Corbyn: Theresa May's inability to govern
- Eyewitness account: G20 protests in Hamburg
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- Durham Miners' Gala: celebrating resistance
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- Corbyn and the movement: this is our time
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- Le Tour: Nothing to lose but our chains
- Ken Knight is the last person that should oversee Grenfell response
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- May's DUP deal: divisions galore
- Class is back - the Scottish Question must be recast
- Labour councils must stop implementing Tory cuts
- Oh-Jeremy-Corbyn - the power behind that Glastonbury chant
- Kensington and Chelsea: a rotten borough
- We need a new saying: 'safe as houses' just doesn't cut it anymore
- First Diane Abbott, now Danièle Obono: the media lynching of black women on the radical Left
- Statement from Durham teaching assistants in response to new deal offered
- Multiracial, working class unity in the fight to get justice for Grenfell Tower residents
- In France, the election boycott intensifies: Macron’s ‘landslide victory’ reveals its feet of clay
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- Justice for Grenfell: on the streets
- Ian Paisley and the DUP: the violent history of Theresa May’s new best friends
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- The Grenfell Tower fire could have been avoided: this government must be held responsible
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- The Tory crisis is the crisis of neoliberalism
- Theresa May is ‘a dead woman walking’ – but the fight is just beginning
- The election which showed that class is back - Final Election briefing (for now)
- Trump and the Comey testimony: incompetence, nepotism and skulduggery
- May's deal: return of the Irish Question
- The election result: What happened in Scotland?
- This was the result they said we could never see - Post-Election briefing
- The Result: a very good night for Labour - and for the left - Election briefing #34
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- Theresa May's time-to-get-tough approach falls flat
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- London Bridge attack: Stop the War statement
- Trump, May and Farage: the roll of shame - Election briefing #30
- Through my eyes: the social care crisis
- The days of timidity are over
- This wasn't supposed to happen - Election briefing #29
- What the response to Corbyn's debate victory tells us about bias - media watch
- Apoplexy at Daily Mail about biased audience: bias is their job, after all – Election briefing #28
- It's the Empress who has no clothes, not Jeremy Corbyn - Election briefing #27
- On balance, the Tories don't deserve to win – Election briefing #26
- The Blitz and the Spanish Civil War: ways of remembering the past
- Silent boycott: the media blackout on the Palestinian hunger strike
- Why you should join Counterfire
- Manchester attack: the terror and the news
- The war party has a lot to answer for - Election briefing #25
- Armed force on the streets: the French experience
- The coming war in Labour
- Theresa the Granny’s house snatcher
- Why Jeremy Corbyn can win
- We cannot allow terror threats to undermine democracy - Election briefing #24
- Solidarity not scapegoating is how to defeat terrorism - Election briefing #23
- Don't let this attack divide us - Election briefing #22
- The general election and our struggle for a better society
- Our fight against the Tories is a fight against racism
- Something is happening here, but you don't know what it is, do you, Mr Jones? – Election briefing #21
- Vote Labour and prepare to fight
- Scotland: the SNP must fend off the Tories
- Sod the old, sod the young
- Student to student: why this time you must vote
- Property owning democracy, anyone? – Election briefing #20
- Tory manifesto isn't greater fairness between generations, it's an attack on every generation – Election briefing #19
- Is there any war you don't support Theresa May?
- A change is gonna come: these policies are a real alternative - Election briefing #18
- How activists are supporting Palestinian hunger strikers internationally
- What exactly is wrong with taxing the rich and the corporations? - Election briefing #17
- The best democracy money can buy
- Where will the money come from?
- If you believe the Tories on this, you'll believe anything - Election briefing #16
- If you fight you can win: victory for fractional staff at SOAS
- Hungary: the end of democratic illusions
- This is a manifesto worth fighting for - Election briefing #15
- What’s worse than an election expenses scandal? Letting them get away with it…
- Resisting the erasure of the legacy of Georg Lukács
- A manifesto that is anything but chaotic - Election briefing #14
- Theresa May knows all about the Nasty Party: she's leading it – Election briefing #13
- Iran in the shadow of Trump
- The subversive power of the UN Report that labelled Israel an 'apartheid' regime
- Is Theresa May a secret Marxist? - Election briefing #12
- Macron’s victory, and why the earthquake will continue
- Four weeks to turn this around - Election briefing #11
- Thoughts on the local election results
- Lies, damned lies and local elections - Election briefing #10
- May‘s plans on Syria: Stop the War statement
- A prince among racists retires
- The good news, the bad news, and five weeks is a long time in politics - Election briefing #09
- Even the Lords knows May's foreign policy is a shambles
- Trump: war on the climate, war on the working class
- Does Empress Theresa realise this is an election, not a coronation? - Election briefing #08
- Trump the warmonger
- Bad press day? Headlines when it’s a black leftwing woman - Election briefing #07
- The Blair Rich Project - Election briefing #06
- Stay radical to win
- Anti-capitalists, Melenchon and 7.7 million voters of the left
- The end of UKIP?
- Tories in a double bind over triple locks and taxes – Election briefing #05
- Right, left and centre: how the battle will shape up – Election briefing #04
- The nuclear question: Tory warmongers’ first strike
- When the lying has to stop - Election briefing #03
- It’s the Left that can beat Le Pen and fascism, not Macron
- The vilification of a peacemonger - Election briefing #02
- Corbyn attacked for not wanting to start a nuclear war - Election briefing #01
- The message from South Wales: the fight is on, get involved
- Hungary: huge protests in defence of academic freedom
- Trump: pushing us to the brink of war
- Sturgeon plays the Thatcher card in Scotland
- Tactical voting: the left must reject any anti-Tory electoral pact with the Lib Dems
- Bring it on
- Turkish Referendum: Erdoğan’s narrow win
- SOAS community statement: Apartheid off campus
- Trump frolics with a Korean war
- Excitement in the French elections: the meaning of Jean-Luc Mélenchon
- Yemen: a very British disgrace
- Ken Livingstone is not an antisemite
- Will Hutton and Gerald Coyne: PR for the bosses’ man
- Trump's air stike has deepened Syria's misery
- America's lapse of the imperial memory
- Livingstone and Labour: an attack on the left
- May the merciless
- Darcus Howe (1943 – 2017): the Mighty Lion remembered
- French elections: enter Jean-Luc Mélenchon
- Unite election: McCluskey vs the right
- A riot of our own
- Now is the time for nurses to fight back!
- Marine Le Pen: the reality of the French fascist threat
- Everyday sexism and the Daily Mail
- Neoliberalism and local democracy: why the mayoral elections will solve nothing for the left
- Value us: the Lions of Durham keep roaring
- Durham teaching assistants: an open letter to a Labour councillor
- Class in the drama class: actors and privilege
- The liberal delusion: why fighting Brexit is a bad idea
- The new taboo: terrorism and its causes
- Stop the War Coalition statement on the Westminster attack
- Scottish independence: which side are you on?
- Martin McGuinness and the armed struggle in context
- The fight is on: campaigning for an independent Scotland starts now
- Unite, McCluskey and the establishment
- March 18 anti-racist demos: broad and militant
- Osborne and the arrogance of the 1 percent
- The Dutch dog that didn't bark
- Dutch lessons: time to fight for our alternatives
- Brexit and EU citizens: the real fight starts now
- Uniting the fight-back against Trump
- Double or quits: Scottish independence on the march
- Scottish independence: do not let the SNP squander this new opportunity
- Get your rosaries off my ovaries: thousands march in Dublin for #Strike4Repeal
- Why we need organisation: politics and structure
- Why nurses will be so angry at this budget: NHS and resistance
- NHS: the fight of our lives is on
- Fantastic march for our NHS
- The Walled-Off Hotel opens in Bethlehem: Banksy strikes again
- The Nazis and the British establishment
- The October Revolution: history and heritage
- Last Stand at Standing Rock
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- Labour and the movement after Stoke and Copeland: the next steps
- There’s only one minority to blame for the NHS crisis
- The EU: is this really what anti-racism looks like?
- The Trump factor: Israel, settlements and antisemitism
- Rapidly decreasing middle ground: the Balkans and the Trump Effect
- 5 things Orlando Figes got wrong about the Russian Revolution on BBC Newsnight
- Peru: the left’s failure
- Join the movement against Trump
- Why has the Royal Academy airbrushed Trotsky out of history?
- Unity and organisation: our weapons against Trump
- We are a nation. We decide: Catalonia calling
- The war on whistleblowers
- May ’68 and the movement against Trump: a call for a united front
- Trump and May: a special kind of relationship
- Netanyahu, May’s force is with you
- Corbyn got it right over Article 50
- We can't move forward if we don't understand our past
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- Marisa Leticia - an obituary
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- Iran and The Donald: the US isolationism that did not happen
- The Pumpkinführer’s war on Muslims
- Article 50, democracy and the People’s Brexit
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- Trump up the volume
- A defence of the free movement of labour
- Starting as you mean to go on: Trump and the movement
- French Elections 2017: Islamophobia, austerity and the left
- Trump's Muslim Ban, Theresa May's silence
- Why we demand free movement of people
- Fight to save our NHS
- Socialists and mass protest: thoughts on the Women's Marches
- Not my pussy: protest trumps pessimism
- The right in power, resistance and transformation
- The new balance of forces: lessons from Saturday
- Only a People‘s Brexit will bring the change we need
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- Wales at the crossroads: turning reaction into revolt
- No to Trump: standing up against hate
- Obama: the peacenik’s president?
- Free movement: taking the arguments forward
- What PMQs told us about Brexit and the NHS
- The Chagos Archipelago: empire’s last gleaming
- Their Brexit and ours
- Stormont: corruption and decay
- The spy who came in from the shadows
- Goodbye Tristram Hunt, you won't be missed
- NHS: close to breaking point
- Defend free movement: migrants don't drive down wages
- Boiling point: the crises created by neoliberalism
- NHS: a manufactured crisis
- Rail rip-off: uniting to campaign for renationalisation
- Dump Trump: ending the US-UK special relationship
- Corbyn and Obama: compare and contrast
- Seeing red: the wisdom of John Berger
- Pride, solidarity, anger and hope: 2016 for Durham Teaching Assistants
- What happened to the Christmas of discontent?
- Coming to grips with the Syrian tragedy
- After the eating and drinking, the sport?
- What is really going on with the Southern Rail strikes?
- A festival of re-distribution: the real spirit of Christmas
- Counterfire’s top ten hits of the year
- Crossing lines: Tatchell and his attacks
- Keeping up: How Corbyn and the left can break through
- Approaching the end time? Italy and the EU
- Holiday reading
- The Casey Review: Islamophobia and integration
- The populism phenomenon: fact or flawed analysis?
- Debating revolution today: Leon Trotsky in the 21st century
- Goldsmith’s gone but no victory for the left
- Daniel Blake: an everyday tragedy
- The centre cannot win
- Leveller! A political insult for all ages
- 5 novels every revolutionary should read
- Jo Cox murder: terrorism and double standards
- Durham Teaching Assistants: the fight goes on
- Why the 'just managing' just got poorer
- Standing up for Standing Rock: the shape of things to come?
- Trump and Nato: continuity and change
- Anarchy in the UK: iconoclasm’s greatest hit
- SOAS and the fight against precarity
- Autumn Statement: different Chancellor, Same Tune
- Royal Bank of Scotland: socialism for the rich
- Rotherham 12: victory against injustice
- The assault on universities: the 2016 version
- Hot sauce: the Democrats and the black vote
- Things fall apart? The Italian referendum
- A poppy for our thoughts
- The hidden spaces of struggle
- The October Revolution
- How did we get to this? Clinton and the damage done
- Next stop… the People’s Brexit
- The hypocrisy of the British war machine
- War and remembrance: the poppy and the butcher
- Syria: understanding the anti-war position
- Yemen: Blairite Labour's addiction to war
- Calais: Europe's shame
- Cold War redux: Vladimir Putin and the new geopolitics
- Blue with a hint of pink: the Tories and the Turing Bill
- Press regulation: we must condemn the Sun’s racist abuse
- Aberfan 1966: remembering the victims
- Anguish and austerity: the personal cost of cuts
- Calais: the British government's abject failure
- 1956: Hungary's lost revolution
- Antisemitism in the UK: the facts and the weaponised fiction
- The state and capital: the history and the hype
- Ched Evans rape case: back to women on trial?
- Protest and propaganda: what the Russian Embassy row is all about
- Syria: No to all interventions
- Permanent intervention: the calling card of the neocon warmongers
- Brexit strategy: power, class and a government adrift
- Don‘t waste this victory
- Don't believe the hype: May is no centrist
- Deutsche Bank crisis: too big to fail?
- Cable Street: organised racism and capitalist crisis
- US elections: death of a salesman or reincarnation of the salesman as politician?
- The immigration issue: how should the left respond?
- Durham Teaching Assistants: enough is enough
- Labour: we must construct a new consensus
- Supporting Trident and Nato is the wrong direction
- The Tories are not abandoning austerity: why we need the People's Assembly
- Jeremy Corbyn: what happens next?
- Corbyn: after the victory - keep left and keep your placard
- What strategy for Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership?
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- Corbyn: lies, damn lies and broadcast television
- Message from London to UN summit: Refugees welcome here
- Latin America: reformism hits the rocks
- Libya: hindsight is not good enough
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- Keith Vaz: nothing to celebrate
- Fifteen years after 9/11: deepening chaos across the world
- Corbyn, democracy and the movement
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- How the Labour right disenfranchises young people
- Burkini ban: we must oppose this blatant Islamophobia
- The Fourth Estate and the Fifteen Years’ War
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