Green Party co-leadership candidate Tamsin Omond shows irreverent side at book launch
Co-leadership candidate said talking is “not a very good thing to get good at” and it “doesn’t really align with my politics.”
Movement Politics
Marxist activists expelled from Labour conference
Several backers of banned group Socialist Appeal were escorted off the premises by security guards, the group claims.
Labour MSP: The Scottish Parliament needs powers over foreign policy. Here’s why
LFF publishes an exclusive extract from a new Labour left publication on Scottish independence.
Labour voters say party needs a clearer vision – and must work with other parties to win
A message for Keir Starmer as the party kicks off its conference in Brighton.
From Zoom to Boom: Labour needs economic policies designed for a rapidly changing world
Labour’s response to the profoundly changing economic landscape requires an inspiring vision and bold leadership, writes Sonny Leong.
One key reason why Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru could be doing a deal
When it comes to a potential Senedd pact, size matters, writes Ifan Morgan Jones.
Alba’s first party conference, and the emperor’s new clothes
Voters are yet to be convinced of the breakaway party led by Alex Salmond, writes Derek McArthur.
Unite leadership race: Sharon Graham on strikes, sexism, and the myth of ‘splitting the vote’
“The movement is on life support,” the Unite General Secretary candidate tells LFF.
Solidarity builds against ‘unjust job cuts’ at Liverpool University
Trade union and labour movement support escalates for the global academic boycott of the University of Liverpool.
How Keir Starmer is terrified of challenging militarism
It’s been a bad week for Labour ‘defence’ policy, writes Symon Hill.