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Report: Will a ‘Vindictive’ Labour Party Bankrupt Itself Suing the Alleged Leakers?

by Rivkah Brown

Neither the Information Commissioner’s Office nor the Labour party itself has found wrongdoing by Corbyn staffers accused of leaking a report into antisemitism. The party is suing them anyway. Rivkah Brown reports.

Former Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn win Islington North in 2019

Analysis: Does Jeremy Corbyn Need the Labour Party?

by Ell Folan

Labour has suggested it will never reinstate Jeremy Corbyn, fuelling rumours he could stand as an independent or even run to be mayor of London. But would he succeed without his party? Ell Folan assesses his chances.

Report: President of Unison Expelled From Labour Party

by Polly Smythe

The union's president has been expelled for sharing articles from a proscribed Marxist group on social media.

A person in a black top and trousers and wearing a black rucksack holds a red sign on which is painted in white paint: rent control now, decorated with two acorns

Report: Are Rent Controls Coming to the UK?

by Rivkah Brown

40 years since Thatcher scrapped them, rent controls are back on the political agenda. Rivkah Brown reports.

Opinion: Labour’s Cult of Factionalism Is Going Into Overdrive

by Andrew Fisher

From Emma Dent Coat to Maurice Mcleod, the Labour right is busy destroying would-be leftwing MPs - and its own electoral prospects in the process, writes Andrew Fisher.

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Long Read: Generation Left Rejected History. Does It Have a Future?

by Michael Chessum

From Occupy Wall Street to Millbank, the generation that awoke in 2010 rejected left history, writes Michael Chessum. Is this why it's struggled to form a coherent political tradition?

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Report: Deliveroo Thinks France Has the ‘Most Progressive’ Gig Economy. Deliveroo Has Been Fined for Workers’ Rights Abuses in France

by Polly Smythe

The remarks were made by Peter Mandelson’s godson at a Labour Party fringe event sponsored by Deliveroo.

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Report: Labour Bans Three Kurdish Attendees From Conference While Cosying up to Turkey

by Rivkah Brown

Three Kurdish attendees were denied entry to Labour party conference on security grounds. Some have questioned whether it has anything to do with Erdogan's Turkey.

Downstream: People Used Anything to Attack Me

Jeremy Corbyn talks to Aaron Bastani about the mainstream media, the antisemitism crisis, Alistair Campbell and King Charles III.

Report: ‘Labour Weaponised My Domestic Abuse to Get Rid of Me’: Apsana Begum on Her Return to Politics

by Rivkah Brown

Exclusive: Three months after the Labour party ‘weaponised’ abuse that left her in A&E, Britain’s first hijabi MP returns to politics.

Apsana Begum MP, wearing a blue headscarf and sunglasses, with her face mask pulled down, speaks into a loudhailer

Report: A Domestic Violence Expert Warned Keir Starmer That Labour Was Complicit in Apsana Begum’s ‘Abuse’. He Did Nothing

by Rivkah Brown

Exclusive: A domestic violence expert begged Keir Starmer to save Apsana Begum from a trigger ballot process she described as an ‘extension of [her] abuse’. The Labour leader let it continue. Rivkah Brown reports.

Opinion: Will the Unions Actually Ditch Labour?

by Tom Williams

With the Labour party's betrayal of workers, the threat of union disaffiliation looms. But will it actually happen? Tom Williams takes a look.

Opinion: Keir Starmer’s Betrayal of Workers is Nothing New for Labour

by Jodie Collins

Revisionist history has the public dreaming of a time when the Labour party stood up for organised labour. It’s a myth.

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Analysis: Were the 70s Really That Great?

by Juliet Jacques

From the union boom to radical TV, the left tends to see the 70s through rose-tinted glasses. We should beware nostalgia, writes Juliet Jacques.

Report: ‘It Was Just Relentless’: Black and Muslim Labour Councillors Reveal Experiences of Party Racism

by Taj Ali

In the wake of the Forde report’s findings of a 'hierarchy of racism' within the Labour party, ethnic minority politicians are sharing their experiences. Taj Ali reports.

Britain’s Labour Party leader, Keir Starmer leaves his home in London, Britain May 10, 2021.

Analysis: Keir Starmer is Finally Learning That Rightwing Groups Aren’t Interested in Jewish Safety

by Em Hilton

Groups like the Campaign Against Antisemitism have been given moral authority in the fight against anti-Jewish hate. The Labour party is beginning to realise its mistake.

Analysis: Six Key Takeaways From the Forde Report Into Labour’s Civil War

by Simon Childs

Factional, insensitive and racist members of Labour's senior management team secretly diverted funds away from pro-Corbyn candidates. Antisemitism was weaponised against everyone - and the media failed to accurately report any of it.

Analysis: The Forde Report Proves the Labour Machine Was Rotten to Its Core

by Aaron Bastani

No amount of spin can conceal the Forde report’s knockout punch: Labour’s management team was an embittered faction, out to destroy Jeremy Corbyn. And the mainstream media completely failed to expose it.