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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 newly elected Israeli Labour leader Isaac Herzog sat down to discuss the Britain-Israel relationship with Toby Greene, the deputy editor of Fathom, and Richard Pater, head of BICOM in Israel.
A UN human rights committee has published a scathing report denouncing the Vatican for its failure to take action against paedophile priests.
The Met has lost over 3,000 police officers since May 2010, despite a promise by Boris Johnson to maintain police numbers “at or around 32,000”.
Barack Obama’s approach to surveillance is now regarded as one of the primary issues facing campaigners for civil liberties.
Ed Jacobs reviews ‘The Silence of Our Friends’, by Catholic Herald deputy editor Ed West.
If you can’t get to work today, you could do worse than head down to a picket line and offer your support, or at least ask a trade unionist why they have decided to strike.
Look Left, our daily political round up, will be going out shortly.
France’s Socialist government has dropped plans to update family law after protests by conservative groups.
Ministers admit George Osborne’s trumpeted “superior” skills training programme still hasn’t started .
The Scottish and UK governments are on a collision course over the bedroom tax.
