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Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

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Big spending: The spark our economy needs

In his concluding article, ROB GRIFFITHS argues than only a tax on the assets and incomes of the richest can deliver the investment we crave

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Dodgy conclusions on Labour’s failure

Cruddas’s probe into the party’s ballot box defeat says more about his biased and unreliable polling than anything else, argues BEN FOLLEY

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

This fight is Corbyn’s fight

IT TAKES a particular mindset to interpret Cruddas inquiry data, as Jon Cruddas does, to mean that Labour lost the election because it was seen as

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Activists blast Cruddas for ‘leading questions’

LABOUR activists yesterday accused former policy chief Jon Cruddas of asking “leading questions” after he claimed the party lost the election becau

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

NHS cuts ‘will put profit before lives’

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Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Jeremy Corbyn: compassion, honesty and hope at last

Only one leadership candidate has articulated a vision of Labour, and indeed of the wider society, that ordinary people yearn for, says BERNADETTE HORTON

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Democracy – the end of an experiment

Mere people cannot be allowed to stand in the way of the EU’s relentless drive to boost profits, writes STEVE McGIFFEN

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

Everything works in favour of capitalism

In the first article of a series on how the European Union operates, JOHN BOYD looks at the role of the European Commission

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

A win for Jeremy would benefit the entire left – not just Labour

Serious politics is about the common good, not just the good of a particular political party, writes DEREK WALL of the Greens

Thursday 24th Aug 2017

The reason Corbyn’s winning is that he rejects the Tory austerity ideology

Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

Big spending: The spark our economy needs

In his concluding article, ROB GRIFFITHS argues than only a tax on the assets and incomes of the richest can deliver the investment we crave

Dodgy conclusions on Labour’s failure

Cruddas’s probe into the party’s ballot box defeat says more about his biased and unreliable polling than anything else, argues BEN FOLLEY

This fight is Corbyn’s fight

IT TAKES a particular mindset to interpret Cruddas inquiry data, as Jon Cruddas does, to mean that Labour lost the election because it was seen as

Activists blast Cruddas for ‘leading questions’

LABOUR activists yesterday accused former policy chief Jon Cruddas of asking “leading questions” after he claimed the party lost the election becau

NHS cuts ‘will put profit before lives’

by Our News Desk

Jeremy Corbyn: compassion, honesty and hope at last

Only one leadership candidate has articulated a vision of Labour, and indeed of the wider society, that ordinary people yearn for, says BERNADETTE HORTON

Democracy – the end of an experiment

Mere people cannot be allowed to stand in the way of the EU’s relentless drive to boost profits, writes STEVE McGIFFEN

Everything works in favour of capitalism

In the first article of a series on how the European Union operates, JOHN BOYD looks at the role of the European Commission

A win for Jeremy would benefit the entire left – not just Labour

Serious politics is about the common good, not just the good of a particular political party, writes DEREK WALL of the Greens

The reason Corbyn’s winning is that he rejects the Tory austerity ideology

What the Establishment can’t understand is that Corbyn’s message genuinely resonates with the public, says MICHAEL MEACHER

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