By John Pickard It is clear from the most recent opinion polls that the Labour Party’s fortunes are rising despite its current leadership. The YouGov
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Where is Britain Going? By Leon Trotsky.
Mark Langabeer (Hastings and Rye Labour member) discusses a socialist classic from 1925 and looks at its lessons for the labour movement today. The full
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Editorial: nurses have public support in their strike
In taking on NHS nurses who are trying to get a decent pay rise, the Tories may have bitten off more than they can chew,
By Darrall Cozens Left Horizons, its readers and supporters, are saddened to hear of the death of Tom Smith, a member of Newport West Labour
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Editorial: Chester by-election goes unreported
The by-election in the parliamentary constituency of Chester last Thursday went largely unreported by the media. But it resulted in a big increase in the
Letter from Bob Edwards, Harlow Labour member Only 22 people attended my Constituency Labour Party last week. In the 1970s, we used to have a
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Al Jazeera ‘Labour Files’ – exposing the smears and tricks of the Labour right.
Ray Goodspeed (Leyton and Wanstead CLP) reviews the four programmes in this explosive series. During recent Labour Party conference, many members of the Labour Party
By John Pickard To get a better idea of the thinking of the strategists of capitalism, it is usually best to read the more serious
By Andy Ford UNISON General Secretary, Christina McAnea, gave an interesting interview on the Andrew Neil programme last week, which might give an insight into
By John Pickard We have to take ‘graphic’ representations of political parties with a large pinch of salt for a number of reasons. Firstly, because
