Tag: labour
ATB: Solidarity Forever
Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly talk about the Lib Dems pining for the Tories, the civil service briefing against Corbyn and how much they love and respect Jon Lansman – and why they think you should too.
Homes Under the Hammer and Sickle
Labour’s ‘Land for the Many’ report has become the bugbear of Britain’s rightwing press. Are the wealthy right to be scared? Laurie Macfarlane, one of the report’s authors, will explain all on this episode of TyskySour.
Leo Panitch on Labour, the State and Capitalist Society
Matt Zarb-Cousin and Max Shanly sit down with Canadian socialist theorist Leo Panitch.
Why Labour Needs a More Radical Housing Policy
Jamie Sweeney
When the Party Mimics Facebook
Paolo Gerbaudo
Remainers’ Revenge?
Were the local election results a #remainbacklash? How should Labour respond? With Grace Blakeley and Paul Sweeney MP
Last Week’s Local Elections Show a Labour Government Is More Likely Than Ever
Aaron Bastani
Barnsley’s Electoral Upsets Should Be a Wake-Up Call to Ancient Labour Councils
Craig Gent
Decarbonise by 2050? – Not Good Enough
A new Committee on Climate Change (CCC) stating that we can decarbonise by 2050 is welcome news, but it doesn’t go nearly far enough argues Aaron Bastani.
The European Elections Are a Complete Joke
Has Brexit broken the Tories? Will Change UK – The Independent Group get a graphic designer? Can Labour beat Farage? Michael Walker, Ash Sarkar and James Butler chat Euro-Elections tonight on #TyskySour.
Yes, Migration IS a Class Issue.
With Bernie Sanders coming out against open borders, and Labour reaffirming their commitment to ending freedom of movement last week, you might well be wondering if along with pastels and culottes, socialism in one country is back.
Will It Work?
As Jeremy Corbyn meets Theresa May for negotiations over her Brexit deal, this week’s #NovaraFM asks: will it work? James Butler brings you updates on the meaning of the Newport West by-election, the consequences of a newly strong parliament, and Michael Walker speaks with Owen Jones and Sienna Rodger on Labour’s Brexit strategy.
After Work?
James Butler is joined by Will Stronge, director of the think tank Autonomy, to discuss the future of work.
The Public, Not the Tory Party, Must Decide Britain’s Next Prime Minister
Aaron Bastani
To Overcome Despair, We Need to Build a Fighting Corbyn Movement
Holly Rigby
Labour Is Now Crafting a Vision for Twenty-First Century Socialism
Aaron Bastani
