Labour might lead in the polls, but who will fight for it on the doorstep?

Labour maintains a lead over the Tories in the polls — but if an election happened now, who would be Continue reading →

Don’t abandon Labour, embrace the class struggle

Labour’s right wing would be only too happy to see the mass suicide of its left — we cannot encourage Continue reading →

Labour lost the last election in England.

Can Torytravails be turned to the left’s advantage in our post-Brexit, post-Corbyn landscape? by Nick Wright writing in the Morning Continue reading →

Socialism is popular — but Labour is not

With faith in social mobility dropping, support for left policies is high. Starmer’s mission is not to harness this, but Continue reading →

The reconquest of Labour means a mass-movment insurgency 

Labour has a long history of nourishing then nullifying socialism in Britain — inside and outside the party itself. But Continue reading →

There are contradictions in Paul Mason’s view of Starmerism

To nobody’s benefit, not even his own, the once-radical commentator Paul Mason is selling Starmer’s timid immobility as somehow left-wing. Continue reading →

Labour’s 2019 loss: hard truths for the right wing

NICK WRIGHT (writing in the Morning Star)  argues that the new centrist analysis of the party’s last election disaster raises Continue reading →

Charting a new course for Labour

Labour’s future is not only a question of who is leader or what policies conference decides but about organisation and Continue reading →