
Do we still need the Green Party?
We now have an insurgent left-wing Labour party in this country – does this make the Greens redundant?

We now have an insurgent left-wing Labour party in this country – does this make the Greens redundant?

The Labour grass roots movement now boasts over 31,000 members and 250,000 supporters and it’s only two years old.

Within a divided Labour Party, those who consider the treaties inflexible gravitate toward the Lexit pole, while those who think the treaties can accommodate the manifesto approach the re-entry camp.

Why? We’ve offered an alternative to austerity and have refused to pander to racism, writes Diane Abbott.

Labour have gained 380,000 new members since 2015 in contrast. How can the Tories even pretend they’re a party of the people now?

The shadow home secretary said Labour would not pander to the ‘immigration panic’ and would create a ‘humane system’ for migrants and refugees.

In some cases the cost of PFI borrowing has been more than four times the cost of government borrowing.

The UK economy is not working. Dramatic reform is needed now.

As the party approaches its conference, Labour appears more united than it has for years. And for the first time in a long time, many of us are optimistic about the left.

Members of DWP committee fear next month’s planned roll-out could leave ‘hundreds of thousands’ without benefits.