NHS For Sale
By refusing to keep the NHS off the table in trade negotiations with the US, the Tory government has sent a clear message – they are open to selling off our health service at the right price.
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No Time to Wallow in the Mire
Mike Davis and Jon Wiener's history of Los Angeles in the 1960s can sometimes feel as long as the decade itself, but is a monumental and moving tribute to a heroic, violently suppressed moment of possibility.
Remembering Michael Brooks
Yesterday, Michael Brooks passed away. He was a pioneer of left-wing media whose contributions to the cause of socialism and generosity to his comrades and friends will outlast him.
Remembering Frantz Fanon
Anti-colonial revolutionary and theorist Frantz Fanon was born on this day in 1925. His life and work continue to inspire and empower a new generation of dreamers and fighters.
Why I’m Standing for Young Labour Chair
The crisis facing young people can't be solved by half measures. We need a Young Labour that fights for the systemic change our generation demands – that's why I'm running for chair.
Ignoring the Gathering Storm
With 1 in 3 working families a payslip away from homelessness and a wave of layoffs on the horizon, Britain faces a major economic crisis – but you wouldn't know it from the government’s policy response.
The Rise of ‘Red’ New York
Recent years have seen a string of victories for left-wing insurgents in New York, from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Jamaal Bowman – but what does it mean for socialist politics in America?
Remembering Rafael Gómez Nieto, Covid’s Fallen Anti-Fascist
The final survivor of La Nueve, the company of Spanish Republican soldiers who were the first to enter Paris in 1944, died earlier this year from coronavirus. We remember Rafael Gómez Nieto.
Planning the Future
Covid-19 has shown once again that the market can't rise to the challenges we face – if the world is to fare better with the coming climate crisis, we need to replace the market with a system of democratic planning.
It’s Time to Stay and Fight: A Letter to Scottish Labour Members
An open letter from Scottish Labour and trade union activists urges members to stay in the party, fight for socialist policies and organise ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Leopold’s Reckoning
Decades after he oversaw a brutal regime that mutilated and murdered millions of Congolese, King Leopold's legacy is finally being challenged in Belgium – but there won't be justice until a debt is repaid to Congo itself.
Class Politics After Corbyn
The failure of Corbynism was its inability to cut through in working-class communities. The risk of a Starmer-led Labour Party is that it abandons that effort altogether.