by Andy Ford With all attention on the Tory collapses in Wellingborough and Kingswood, this by-election in Cheshire East could have slipped under the radar.
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Editorial: Starmer fiddles while Gaza burns
As every political commentator knows, there are limitations to what by-elections tell us about national politics. Turn-out is always smaller than in a general election
By John Pickard It was not unexpected for Keir Starmer to finally dump the pledge for a Labour government to spend £28bn a year on
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Letter: model resolution on ICJ and Gaza
Letter from Steve McKenzie, Unite Community member. It came to mind with the ICJ interim decision that there is plausible evidence that Israel is commiting
By Steve McKenzie, UNITE Community member This is the second part of a two part article. Part 1 can be found here. ************** At a
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Socialist clarity or muddled compromise: CGT in France in 1935 – the view of Trotsky
Part One – Nationalisation This following text is the first part of a speech made to the National Confederal Committee (NCC) of the CGT labour
By John Pickard We can be grateful for an article on the website ‘Opendemocracy’ yesterday, which lifted a veil on the kind of people the
By Steve McKenzie, UNITE Community member This article has been submitted to Left Horizons by one of our readers, Steve McKenzie. It is part 1
Cain O’Mahony looks at the first ever Labour Government in 1924 and the dirty tricks used against it. [featured photo – the Daily Mail front
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Mass turnout for Gaza ceasefire march in Birmingham
By Cain O’Mahony Around 15,000 people marched into Birmingham city centre on Saturday 20 January, in the largest protest yet in the city. The bulk
