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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.
Daniel Elton covers the latest data from YouGov and finds that unpopular as they may be, the Tories rhetoric on the economy still rules the roost.
The Fair Pay Network has launched a new video as part of its campaign to push for a living wage in the UK.
Ed Jacobs runs through the press reaction in the devolved nations to the crunch week ahead for the British economy.
Nigel Stanley lays out the details on the difference between public and private sector pensions, and shows that like for like, they aren’t that different.
Carl Packman reviews Demos’s new report on what patriotism means in Britain today.
Nathaniel Mehr looks at what the future holds for progressive print media – are there inevitable hurdles which left wing journalism can’t leap?
Kevin Meagher argues that, regardless of how human the Iron Lady film makes her look, we should never forget the corrosive effect Margaret Thatcher had on Britain.
George Osborne delivers his autumn statement on Tuesday against a backdrop of low growth, high unemployment and impending strikes, reports Shamik Das.
Alex Hern presents a wonderful video from Lebanon.
Ram Mashru runs over the misrepresentation of the European Court of Human Rights by the Conservative Party.
