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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
The young Tory campaign group’s message resonates… with designer-clad Nazi-teenagers who want to gas ‘chavs’.
There is hope in the eye of the storm: Space is opening up to make robust, radical demands for action on climate change.
Fat-cats have no shame and shareholders have no long-term commitment to any company. New measures won’t work.
This month the medical marijuana industry announced its first ever conference in the UK. Paul Millar argues Labour should now get behind patients on the issue.
The Co-Op have become the latest supermarket to scrap the 5% VAT rate on sanitary products. It’s time for the last ones holding out to follow suit.
As Kezia Dugdale stands down, we look at who’s in the running to become the party’s fifth leader in six years.
A new study by HOPE Not Hate reveals just how divided England is on Britain’s departure from the EU. But they’re united when it comes to the PM.
Polls show advocating free movement doesn’t spell electoral suicide — even a majority of Leave voters support it. Labour needs to wake up to this.
The Leave.EU campaign, funded by UKIP businessman Arron Banks, tweeted the remark to 136,000 followers.
She promised radical reform in boardrooms and that “big business needs to change”, but the plans unveiled today maintain the status quo in the City.
