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Years of in party fighting, lack of coherent or workable policy, and the constant issue of antisemitism never would never sit well with me and when asking myself if this were a party ready for government, I would have had to say no.
Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner have been elected the party’s new leadership team
After Labour experienced its worst general election result since 1935 and Jeremy Corbyn announced that he would not be leadingContinue Reading
A political party pledge must lead to action to reverse the effects of climate change.
Thunberg met with Jeremy Corbyn and Caroline Lucas to discuss the best way forward.
Theresa May has indicated in a letter to Jeremy Corbyn that their teams should meet “as soon as possible” for new Brexit talks.
Stirling University post grad student and Scottish Socialist Party executive committee member, Hugh Cullen shares his thoughts on the future of the independence movement.
Corbyn’s time as leader has certainly seen turbulence, and it doesn’t look like anything will change before 2020.
“Two Corbyns are being sold by his supporters.” Conor Fitzpatrick on the Labour leadership contest and the party’s future.