In 1977, as Britain marked the Queen's Silver Jubilee, black residents of Birmingham organised an act of solidarity with liberation movements the world over. For Black History Month, we remember African Liberation Day.
Keir Starmer was elected to the Labour leadership on a pledge of party unity, but his actions since have shown that Labour's right-wing cares more about defeating the Left than winning power.
At this year's Conservative conference, a government which is overseeing hardship for millions amid countless economic crises got the chance to sing its own praises – and did so without an ounce of shame.
In this week's episode, Grace Blakeley speaks to Bernie 2020 co-chair Nina Turner about the neoliberal campaign against the progressive agenda – and why working people must 'throw down' to defeat them.
In his speech today, Boris Johnson deployed phoney populism to crusade against a 'broken' economic system – Labour must seize the opportunity to provide a real alternative to neoliberalism.
Jeff Bezos is the latest billionaire to pledge a cash sum to 'protect the environment' – but capitalism's climate breakdown can't be solved by throwing money at the status quo.
Born on this day in 1910, Barbara Castle became an icon of the labour movement – and a thorn in the side of those who sought to suppress her unabashed socialist politics.
Today's arms fair in Farnborough is just the latest in a string of weapons festivals taking place across Britain – revealing the huge power of the war industry, as well as its cosy relationship with government.
The past year has exposed the myth that central banks are neutral bodies which exist outside of politics – and made clear that their crucial economic functions must be brought under democratic control.
The pandemic proved just how much we rely on our schools and the people who work in them. Now it's time for the government to give them the support they need.
Beyond the platform speeches and right-wing provocations, the real story of Conservative Party conference is the lobbying – with corporations paying for access to the country's most powerful politicians.
Since the sentencing for Sarah Everard's murder, officials have sought to distance Couzens from the institution in which he served – but the truth is that violence and misogyny are endemic in British policing.