Greens are conflicted over how to respond to the Labour split
While some Greens view the split as the ‘death rattle’ of centrism, others believe it may hold the key to political reform.
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Labour General Secretary apologises over call for ‘all’ members to be in a union
Disabled and unemployed members had voiced concerns over the ‘I Heart Unions Week’ tweet.
Is this what it’s come to? Campaign launched to stop martial law being imposed after Brexit
Putting troops on the streets was not on the side of a big red bus during the referendum.
Letter to Davos: Inequality is a matter of choice
While elites puzzle over why societies are ‘polarising’, leading progressive policy experts and campaigners send a message to the World Economic Forum.
“The suits can’t decide”: music collective in new anti-Brexit song
LFF got a first listen and shares the song in full.
Brexit legal advice: The government is treading on ‘thin ice’ by defying Parliament
Have the Tories just set the ball rolling for a fresh General Election?
Guardian and academics under fire for indirectly branding entire British left ‘conspiracy theorists’
Nearly half of the public have just been deemed conspiracy theorists – apparently for recognising that Britain is run ‘by the few’…
Irish PM warns UK of post-Brexit plans and Scotland Yard prepares for no deal
Yet more set-backs for May’s Brexit plans.
Human rights groups bolster court case challenging UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia
The UK has licensed at least £4.7 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia since the bombing campaign in Yemen began in 2015.
BBC’s Andrew Neil and Caroline Lucas MP clash over Arron Banks appearance
How can the BBC presenter get away with brazenly political attacks like this?