Migration and the Labour Party: Conference’s Unanswered Questions
Dalia Gebrial
Despite an energised Labour conference, one unresolved issue stands out: should the Labour party defend and extend freedom of movement post-Brexit?
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5 Things You Can Expect From Labour Party Conference
James McAsh
At last year’s conference in Liverpool, everything was still up in the air. At this year’s conference in Brighton, we'll begin to see how everything has landed. Here are five things to watch out for at Labour Party Conference 2017.
3 Ways to Make Your Labour Membership Count
Margaret Corvid
So you've joined Labour? Here are three tips from Margaret Corvid, Marxist and secretary of her local Constituency Labour Party, for those on the left who want to make their membership count.
How Croydon Went Red
Julian Jackson
Here's how Tory Gavin Barwell, author of the book 'How to Win a Marginal Seat', saw his majority of just 165 overturned by Labour candidate Sarah Jones with the help of Momentum and some very dedicated campaigners.
Long Read: Where We Go From Here
Richard Seymour
Richard Seymour, author of Corbyn: The Strange Rebirth of Radical Politics, examines the snap election and the decline of Britain's hard centre, and argues, in the context of Labour's resurgence, where the Left must go from here.
A Different Country
Richard Seymour
Despite not winning a majority, Labour has surged to heights unimaginable even a month ago. The Blairite consensus smashed, the Tories weak and demoralised, the left resurgent. This is what winning feels like.
7 Reasons Voting Tory Means You Hate Your Children
The KM Collective
From their assaults on education, housing, healthcare, and working conditions, to their destructive environmental policy and draconian surveillance record, here are 7 reasons voting Tory means you hate your kids.
Novara FM: Talking Heads: Media and Politics
Aaron Bastani and James Butler discuss the British press, media during the election, and the relationship between media, truth and politics.
The Fix: The Fix: Election Special With Shon Faye and Eleanor Penny
Whether you’re pissed like Brenda or pumped like Corbyn, get comfortable for The Fix’s first snap election special. With Michael Walker, Eleanor Penny and Shon Faye.
Novara FM: #GE2017
On this week's#NovaraFM James Butler and Aaron Bastani discuss the forthcoming British General Election, announced earlier this week by Theresa May.
TyskySour Audio: Snap Election: FML or FTW?
Matt Zarb-Cousin, fresh from leaving Corbyn’s media team, joins Michael and Aaron on TyskySour to discuss the snap election.
IMOBastani: What next for Labour?
Right wing values have never had greater express consent – so what does Labour do as many UKIP voters turn Tory, empowering Theresa May?
4 Reflections on Left Populism
Jack Kellam
Is a genuine left-wing populism possible?
Article 50: A Catch 22 for Corbyn
Alex Nunns
The Labour leader has come under criticism for committing his party to voting for Article 50. Has he made the right decision, or is the answer far more complex than a simple yes/no?
Moving On: Six Recommendations for Momentum
James McAsh
It seems that factional infighting almost pushed Momentum to its brink. Now the dust has settled, what should the next steps be?
Long Read: How the Guardian Changed Tack on Corbyn, Despite Its Readers
Alex Nunns
In an extract from new book The Candidate: Jeremy Corbyn’s Improbable Path to Power, Alex Nunns examines how the Guardian newspaper reacted to Corbyn’s sudden rise in the 2015 leadership contest.
Novara FM: 2017: What’s Next?
On #NovaraFM Aaron Bastani and James Butler discuss the year past and what's coming in 2017.
There’s No Going Back to Social Democracy
A.R. Naraghi
Both sides of the Atlantic, the centre-left is still reeling from the global financial crisis. For many disillusioned voters the only solution is a radical one - whether to the left or right.