Housing activist exposes truth about ‘landlords leaving the market’ over Renters’ Right Act
Landlord groups have claimed that many are leaving the market because of over-regulation.
Your Party to focus on backing independent candidates in the upcoming local elections
The new left-wing outfit won’t be fielding its own candidates
Reform UK candidate expresses admiration for Oswald Mosley and wants to keep migrants in slave labour
These are the kinds of people Reform is putting up for election.
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What about #MeToo? How the Lord Lester case shows the Old Boys’ Club still rules
The treatment of Jasvinder Sanghera shows that the Establishment remains in charge of the second chamber, writes Barrister Dr Charlotte Proudman.
REVEALED: The front lines of climate change chaos in the UK
We’ve just marked the 10th anniversary of the Climate Change Act – yet the government is still failing to protect communities, warn Friends of the Earth.
I don’t believe we live in a dictatorship. Can I still be a socialist?
In this open letter, Chris Clarke argues why the left needs to drop the idea we live in a ‘dictatorship’ lead by ‘Puppet Masters’.
As fascists prepare to march again, Labour activists are organising to oppose the far right
Tommy Robinson and his ilk are marching in the capital on December 9. The Labour Party must get involved in the resistance – now.
Why national identity matters for the left
National identity still matters to minorities and the majority alike. Labour has to learn how to work with both. Sunder Katwala writes.
Climate change: Why is it easier to imagine the end of humanity than the end of capitalism?
Campaigning against climate change must shift its focus from ‘better recycling’ to saving the human race from a toxic economic system.
Theresa May’s deal? It’s a blindfold Brexit
The PM might try and sell her final deal to businesses, workers and MPs, but what she is promising to deliver is a series of vague promises and nothing concrete. Tony Burke writes.
Natalie Bennett: A Green wave is taking over Europe
As Green parties rise in the polls, the former Green Party leader argues it’s time electoral reform gave the Greens a change in Britain as well.
Theresa May challenged Jeremy Corbyn to a debate and the internet went berserk
The Leader of the Opposition said he’d “relish” a televised head-to-head.
A black Friday for e-giant bosses: How the EU is taking on the likes of Amazon
Amazon made £22bn in revenue last year across Europe – and paid just £48.8m in taxes. But now the EU is getting tough on the online giants, writes Jude Kirton-Darling MEP.