By William F Ward, Unite activist [Editorial note: although we have carried other articles on the recent Unite NEC elections, Left Horizons editors believe it
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By Michael Roberts There is a new burst of techno-optimism emerging over the application of ChatGPT and large language models (LLMs). One analyst reckons that
Letter from John Wake, Harlow The renaming of Harlow’s ‘Allende Avenue’ at the behest of Harlow Conservatives dishonours the memory of the thousands of people
Ray Goodspeed spoke to Antonia Berelson, a specialist nurse from East Sussex, after the recent Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Congress. They discussed the pay
By Michael Roberts A recent paper by mainstream heavyweights, Ben Bernanke (former Federal Reserve chief) and Olivier Blanchard (former chief economist at the IMF) has
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Asbestos: “Miracle material” – slow killer!
Mike Kennard (former trade union heath and safety rep) examines an appalling threat to health and safety (see sources at end of article) In Britain
By Michael Roberts The G7 leaders meet this weekend in Hiroshima, Japan, the site of the first atomic bomb holocaust dropped by American bombers on
By Andy Ford, member of Warrington South CLP Janette Williamson, the left leader of the Labour Group on Wirral council on Merseyside has been dramatically
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
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
