We are living in a period of great political storms and stresses. Every single political party will be buffeted by events and be subject to
Month: May 2023
By Steve McKenzie The outcome of most of the Unite executive council elections were announced on 27th April and they show a large majority for
By Michael Roberts Robert Lucas has died at the age of 85. Lucas was a leading mainstream neoclassical economist at the University of Chicago –
By John Pickard, Former National Committee member of Momentum. When Momentum was first founded in 2016, on the wave of enthusiasm after Jeremy Corbyn’s first
By Michael Roberts This blog was originally published by Michael Roberts on Saturday, 13 May 2023. The original article can be found here. ************** Turkey
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The end of the Communist (Third) International – 80 years ago today.
Ray Goodspeed introduces an article by Ted Grant, from 1943, on the shameful end of the Communist International (1919-1943). The full article, “The rise and
Mark Langabeer (Hastings and Rye Labour member) watched the recent ITV/ITVX documentary (see here). ITV’s Tonight Reporter, Kate Quilton, investigates the causes of rocketing food
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Editorial: Starmer’s resounding promise – to attack his own Party left-wing
If Keir Starmer used half as much energy attacking the Tories as he does attacking the left of his own party, Rishi Sunak would not
By Steve McKenzie (Unite Community – Lewisham, Greenwich, Bexley) Events have been unfolding at a rapid pace, in relation to the NHS dispute. Since RCN members
By Andrew Ford, member of Warrington South CLP Interviews with junior doctors, Warrington Hospital. Junior doctors are one section of the NHS workforce that is
