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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.
Protests, strikes, sell-offs and more: find out what got spiked this week.
And Jon Trickett reveals Labour had cross-party backing for a citizens’ assembly – but Brexit scuppered it.
It’s not as simple as radicals against a moderate, writes Alex Maguire.
The direct action group is gearing up for a weekend of action, against the mainstream media’s failure to report fairly on the climate crisis.
Trust in Britain’s party funding system is at rock bottom. Yet ministers plan to reduce the Electoral Commission’s independence.
The ACAS chair speaks to Simon Sapper on bringing workers and bosses together.
The Education Select Committee’s report shows the Tories couldn’t care less about the white working class.
Will Tories rebel against Johnson’s contentious planning reforms, which helped swing the Chesham and Amersham by-election in the Lib Dems favour?
The current prohibition of archaeology from the forthcoming Environment Bill needs to be contested, writes Jenny Jones.
Amazon workers have a long history of agitating for change. The public now support the fight to give Amazon staff trade union rights.
