It is important for socialists and Labour Party and trade union activists to have a sober and balanced appraisal of last week’s Labour Party conference.
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If there was any doubt at all that this is a government of the rich, for the rich and by the rich, Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini
Liz Truss has been elected Prime Minister by the votes of 0.12% of the adult UK population. This tiny sliver of the electorate is an
On the same day, September 5, that the Tory party will announce its new leader and therefore the new Prime Minister, the TUC General Council
It was bound to happen, given the biggest hit on living standards since the Second World War. There is a growing and spontaneous mass movement
Always behind the living experience of working class people, the Bank of England now admits that inflation is heading towards 13 per cent by the
For committed socialists it seems to be getting increasingly difficult to justify being a member of the Labour Party. Keir Starmer’s latest attack on the
As the CPI inflation rate officially hits 9.4%, having risen for nine months in a row, for most workers the real increase in the cost
It is difficult to imagine a group of people less representative of the majority of the UK population than the membership of the Conservative Party.
There is not so much a ‘wind of change’ blowing through the organised workers’ movement at the moment as a howling gale. Faced with the
