What Labour’s warring factions can learn from the Independent Labour Party
Labour has always been a broad church, but today succeed now the party must embrace the experimentation and intellectual radicalism of the early ILP.
Movement Politics
7 things we learnt from Vince Cable’s ‘Moderate Momentum’ speech on reforming the Lib Dems
The outgoing Lib Dem leader is pushing some bold – and risky – reforms of the party.
How Labour can help avert a split – and become a truly democratic party
From ‘open selections’ to the NEC result, democracy should be more than a slogan for Labour’s warring sides.
Interview with Captain SKA: John McDonnell was right – we need a new movement for political music
As the far right rear their ugly head again, the band that called Theresa May a ‘LiarLiar’ tell LFF it’s time for left-wing music to get organised.
How the union movement is getting serious about organising young workers
40% of current union members will be retired within ten years. But unions are taking action to meet the challenge, writes the TUC’s National Organiser Carl Roper.
Gig economy bosses may be about to take a mighty beating
The IWGB has been allowed to take forward its case that Deliveroo riders have the right to formal representation through their union.
Care workers on the brink: Why I’m on strike in Somerset today
Faced with council cuts, social care companies are slashing working conditions for low-paid staff. Enough is enough.
Workers win major concession over outsourcing at University of London
But the union plan to keep the pressure up, after the university offered only ‘vague commitments’ to take some services back in house.
Delivering Justice: How campaigners are uniting for rights at Deliveroo
The IWGB union are fighting a decision that denies Deliveroo riders basic employment rights – and they need your support.
REJOICE: The hard right have been wiped out in the local elections
UKIP and the far-right have received an almighty drubbing.