Coronavirus has cratered the airline industry, and its executives have responded by attacking workers. Labour needs a bold response – now is the time to argue for public ownership to save jobs and the climate.
In 2008, neoliberals who have shaped economic policy for decades exploited the crisis to further entrench their power. They will do the same with coronavirus – unless the Left builds an alternative.
Aneurin Bevan responded to the deep crises of the 1930s and '40s by making the case for transforming the economy in workers' interests, and ultimately building the NHS. The Left can learn from his example today.
Adopting community organising was an important step to rebuilding Labour's roots in working-class areas – but to be effective it needs to focus on building power that lasts beyond elections.
Leslie Kern's new book 'Feminist City' is a flawed but compelling argument for an urban environment that genuinely exists for everyone.
In his latest book 'Humankind,' Rutger Bregman launches a 300-page defence of human nature against the Hobbesians – but without a political perspective, his hope begins to feel like self-help.
The London Renters Union's strike campaign is recognising a reality that the government wants to ignore – for thousands in this pandemic, the choice is increasingly between paying the rent and putting food on the table.
For more than seventy years the Palestinian people have been subject to dispossession and attempts to erase their history and culture – but on Nakba Day, they can say 'we're still here and we remember.'
The tabloid hate campaign against teachers and their unions has one objective – to distract the public from the fact that Boris Johnson's plans to end the lockdown are putting children across Britain at risk.
From pro-market reforms of the NHS to austerity and the hostile environment, a decade worth of Tory policies have undermined Britain's response to coronavirus – with fatal consequences.
The government bailout of Transport for London forces costs onto ordinary Londoners – a condition it never imposed on private providers. Once again, it's one rule for public companies and another for private.
Trade unions have fought for years to improve the pay and conditions of the workers Britain applauds every week. If you claim to support workers but attack their unions, your clapping rings hollow.