Tag: conservatives
Analysis: The Navy Wants Nothing to Do With the Tories’ War on Migrants
by Daniel Sohege
Opinion: Johnson Should Go – And the Left Should Demand It
by Jonas Marvin
Novara Live: Crushing Defeat for Johnson As Lib Dems Win Byelection
Novara Live: The Beginning of the End of Boris Johnson
Opinion: The Tories’ New ‘Community-Powered’ Plan Is a Cynical Power Grab
by Bertie Russell, Keir Milburn & Kai Heron
Opinion: Austerity May Be Over, but the Tories Still Aren’t Spending Enough
by James Meadway
Opinion: The Government’s Net Zero Strategy Is Beyond Disappointing
by James Meadway
Opinion: The Supply Chain Crisis Is Exposing Tory Divisions
by James Meadway
Novara Live: Tory MP Stabbed in Essex Attack | #TyskySour
For the second time in six years a British MP has been violently killed while doing their job. We discuss the circumstances of the tragic death of Sir David Amess, and why it seems Britain cannot keep its politicians safe from harm. Also on the show – Dominic Cummings Attacks Keir Starmer as an “Uber […]
Boris Johnson’s Tory Party and the Blue Wall
Opinion: Labour’s Universal Credit Revamp Is a Step Backwards, Not Forwards
by Will Stronge
Instead of fiddling with the technical details of the current universal credit system, the Labour party must embrace the opportunity to set out a new vision for a genuinely progressive welfare settlement.
Opinion: The North Has Always Been at the Cutting Edge of Culture
by Kojo Koram
Opinion: Back on the Hard Road: How Stuart Hall Can Help Us Navigate Our Moment
by David Wearing
The British left is still reeling and disoriented from the election defeat of December 2019. But by comparing our current moment to Stuart Hall’s analysis of the long 1980s, we can learn some important lessons, writes David Wearing.