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From the Editor: Thank you to our readers and supporters

Basit Mahmood
23 December, 2025 (1 week ago)

Our readership continues to grow but none of this would’ve been possible without readers and donors. We need your support now more than ever, with the rise of the right, as progressives we must continue to fight back against regressive policies and ideas.

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LFF is closed over the Christmas holidays

Basit Mahmood
23 December, 2025 (1 week ago)

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Cleaners at Goldsmiths will now be made university staff. However some have already lost their jobs.

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Ian Law
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New research has identified the ten dominant anti-Muslim narratives currently operating across Europe. Taking these into account the Counter Islamophobia Kit (CIK) project, which launches today at the European Parliament, seeks to provide the most effective counter messages.

Labour is right to say workers should get a stake in their companies. Here’s how it could work

Ewan McGaughey
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Shadow Minister: Labour must clamp down on tech giants and inequality to avert ‘dystopia’

Josiah Mortimer
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Labour figures are starting to think seriously about how to deal with automation and the potential loss of millions of jobs.

EU expert: Labour’s proposed new Brexit policy likely to mean free movement of workers

Josiah Mortimer
25 September, 2018

The wording of Labour’s proposed new Brexit policy is clear as mud – but many believe ‘full participation’ in the Single Market means ensuring free movement of workers.

Labour’s radical new Baroness: “The wealth of the City of London has been stolen from us”

Josiah Mortimer
25 September, 2018

Pauline Bryan also said Labour have “allowed our representatives to become distant, not just from the electorate but the party too.”

Why Labour’s plan for workers on company boards could revolutionise our economy

Prem Sikka
24 September, 2018

LFF Contributing Editor Prem Sikka led the team behind Labour’s latest economic policy – and explains why it’s essential to turn the UK’s economy around.

Halting Brexit isn’t some Remainer fantasy – it’s vital for the Corbyn project

Patrick Moule
24 September, 2018

John McDonnell has suggested that a ‘People’s Vote’ should not include the option of staying in the EU. While it might placate the press, it will damage Labour’s goals.

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The six shifts Labour must make to win the next election and re-unite the country

Stephen Kinnock Joe Jervis
24 September, 2018

“Labour will never win again unless we recognise patriotism as a progressive value.”

McDonnell says no way out of Brexit under Labour – but party sources say door is still open

Josiah Mortimer
24 September, 2018

“The leadership can say what they want but the membership is clear – Brexit is a disaster,” a Labour source tells this site.

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