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Stockport’s Radical History

Newly-elected MP Nav Mishra delivers his maiden speech on the radical history of Stockport – from Friedrich Engels to the suffragettes and the town's contribution to the fight for democracy at Peterloo.

Four Ways Boris Johnson Can Save Lives Today

After a decade of underfunding and privatisation, the NHS is facing the coronavirus crisis with one arm tied behind its back – here's four ways Boris Johnson could help frontline workers today that would save lives.

Up Went Nelson

Post-independence Ireland saw a wave of monuments to the British empire being removed, but none more dramatically than Nelson's Pillar in Dublin – blown up on the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising.

Support the Tower Hamlets Workers

Workers in one of the most unequal boroughs in the country are on strike against a Labour council's plans to impose a contract that will significantly worsen their working conditions – they deserve our support.

Socialism’s DIY Computer

The Galaksija computer was a craze in 1980s Yugoslavia, inspiring thousands of people to build versions in their own homes. The idea behind them was simple – to make technology available to everyone.

Victor Grayson: Britain’s Lost Revolutionary

100 years ago today Victor Grayson – one of the most famous socialist politicians of his generation – left his London apartment and was never seen again. We explore his controversial life and the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

The Covid Vaccine: For Rich Countries Only

80% of Pfizer vaccine stocks have been bought by countries representing just 14% of the world's population. The power of Big Pharma and the wealth of the developed world threatens the global fight against Covid-19.