What the Industrial Revolution can teach us about a Green New Deal
Labour doesn’t have to be in government to kick-start a green transformation.
Why we’re protesting against the World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum at Davos will see elites gather to discuss our global future. But they won’t back the solutions we need.
SNP MP: Labour leadership contender’s comments on Scottish independence ‘insane’
LFF speaks to Scotland’s former justice secretary, after Lisa Nandy said Catalonia might provide inspiration on how to tackle nationalism.
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Labour figures are starting to embrace the idea of a second independence referendum
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Australia wildfires: Demands grow for stronger relief package, as British trade unionists send solidarity
“Our firefighters are exhausted” trade unionists tell Unite’s Tony Burke.
Greenwich Uni contract workers win 23% pay rise and benefits following strike action
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Brexit bill progress is ‘nail in the coffin’ of the union, nationalist MPs say
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