By John Pickard During the period of the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, the exhibition area adjacent to Labour conference was populated largely by trade unions,
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The standout feature of this week’s Tory conference was the fact that the party is split down the middle. Besides the Prime Minister himself, a
Dave Putson (Unite Community – Lewisham, Greenwich, Bexley), shares his thoughts on an account of historical struggles of working people, and on some modern issues
By Gray Allan, Falkirk Labour Party member A key parliamentary by-election will be held in Rutherglen and Hamilton West on the October 5. This is
By Michael Roberts The cost of borrowing to invest or consume is reaching record levels. One benchmark for this is the real interest rate on
Letter from Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour member It would appear that the wave of strike actions has ebbed over the recent period. This
Ray Goodspeed reviews The Old Oak. On Sunday, I went to see the latest, and possibly the last, film by the legendary director Ken Loach.
To mark the opening of the Tory Party conference, we are publishing the following extract from the booklet, Where is Britain Heading?, produced by Left
Rishi Sunak may think that he is on a winner rolling back government commitments on zero carbon, but it is not likely to save him,
By Richard Mellor in California I just watched this very good interview (below) with Frank Hammer, former president of UAW local 909 in Detroit, on
