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Are Labour members really turning against Corbyn over Brexit?
Just 29% say they oppose Labour’s Brexit policy
In 2018, pacifist campaigns grew across the country
Symon Hill reflects on a succesful year for anti-militarist campaigns
Poverty, personal debt, profiteering and tax avoidance – The economy in 2018
In 2018, a fifth of Brits remain in poverty
Rebecca Long-Bailey: The Tory ‘good work plan’ will not give workers security
The Tories are just tinkering around the edges of the gig economy while real change is needed
2018 was the year video game workers finally stood up against their bosses
The people who make video games are fed up of being exploited
In 2018, the UK continued to support the repressive government of the UAE
2018 was a miserable year for government critics in the UAE
For Northern Irish LGBT+ people, 2018 was the year the Tory government refused to end discrimination
Northern Irish LGBT+ people are still treated as second-class citizens
2018 was another shameful year for the UK’s foreign policy
The UK continued to support a bombing campaign which has starved children to death
Gig economy giant branded ‘Scrooge’ after sacking over 100 couriers before Christmas
Deliveroo have ‘terminated’ riders’ work, alleging fraud. But couriers say they have received no evidence or warning – and are unable to appeal.
After 12 months of chaos, what next? The year in Brexit
Best for Britain’s Naomi Smith runs through a chaotic year – and sets out a resolution for 2019.