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Protesters in Jerusalem during foreign secretary David Lammy's visit to Israel in August 2024. Saeed Qaq via Reuters Connect

Report: Key Israel Arms Supplier Sponsors Labour Conference Event

Sam Bright

Exclusive: the New Statesman magazine will host an event sponsored by Northrop Grumman, a key supplier to the Israeli airforce, on the subject of ‘a new era of defence’.

Opinion: Public Sector Pay Bumps Were Always on the Cards

Ash Sarkar

Even idiots could see Labour was inevitably going to have to spend more money than had been laid out in its “fully costed” manifesto, writes Ash Sarkar.

A woman in high-vis stands in front of a group of people also in high-vis

Feature: Labour’s Building Blitz Won’t Fix the Housing Crisis, Experts Say

Aron Penczu

Even if built, Labour’s promised 1.5m new homes will not move the dial on house prices, rents, or homelessness, say experts. They probably won’t even keep up with population growth. Aron Penczu reports.

A man walks through a crowd of police wearing a St George flag

Opinion: We Don’t Need to ‘Talk About Immigration’

Rivkah Brown

The far-right riots have exposed the racist core of Britain’s immigration panic. Angela Rayner has shown the right instinct by seizing this moment to chip away at the hostile environment, writes Rivkah Brown.

Protesters hold placards condemning Israel's genocide in Gaza and the UK government's complicity

Opinion: Israel Is Running Out of Road

Rivkah Brown

In a single week, two of Israel’s closest allies have signalled they’ve had enough of its flagrant violation of international law. This could go pear-shaped quickly, writes Rivkah Brown.

Opinion: Keir Starmer Needs Checks and Balances. Britain Has Few

Adam Ramsay

With the most powerful prime minister in modern history crushing dissent in his own party, we’re entering new constitutional territory, writes Adam Ramsay.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves speaking to the media. Lucy North/Pool via REUTERS

Opinion: Nimbys Are Good, Actually

Nicholas Beuret

Opposition to the government's pro-business agenda is being cast as small-minded Nimbyism. Behind the claims is a battle for a democratic development plan that works for people, not profit, argues Nicholas Beuret.

Opinion: Starmer Has Already Perfected the Art of Doing the Least

Rivkah Brown

Labour’s first-week “announcement blitz” featured a pledge from Reeves not to build council houses and Miliband’s “completely fabricated” ban on new oil and gas licenses. Welcome to Starmerism, writes Rivkah Brown – hope you ate before you came.

Long Read: What Can the Left Learn From Nigel Farage?

Joe Todd

Nigel Farage has reshaped British politics more than any politician since Margaret Thatcher. In a moment of new possibilities for the electoral left, the question is: how?

A group of politicians clap for Keir Starmer as he emerges from 10 Downing Street

Opinion: Starmer’s Sandcastle Majority Says It All: First-Past-The-Post Needs to Die

Matt Zarb-Cousin

With several established parties now winning millions of votes, it’s time Britain stopped silencing vast swathes of the electorate, writes Matt Zarb-Cousin.

Britain's Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting speaks at Britain's Labour Party annual conference in Liverpool, Britain, September 28, 2022.

ACFM: Microdose: Election Vibecheck

The ACFM crew offer their first reactions to Labour's landslide election win.

Opinion: Keir Starmer Has Won – But He Can’t Sleep Easy

Ash Sarkar

Starmer's Labour has won by a landslide. But it's vulnerable to attacks from the left and right, writes Ash Sarkar.

Analysis: How Labour’s Islington North Candidate Made Millions From NHS Privatisation

Steven Methven

Novara Media has probed the financial affairs of Praful Nargund and found that should he become an MP, he may be in a position to legislate on NHS privatisation while also benefiting from it.

Opinion: Labour is Still Letting The Far Right Set The Agenda

Moya Lothian-McLean

Despite predictions of a massive majority, Labour’s top officials are ceding to far right talking points in their crusade to become ‘electable’, writes Moya Lothian-McLean.

A woman looks angrily back at her partner in bed in a stock photo that has become a popular meme template.

Analysis: ‘We Can Spot Fakery a Mile Off’: Labour’s Memes Are an Insult to Young Voters

Chloe Laws

Inspired by the far right, Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems are all adopting 'meme strategies'. But they’re years late to the game and seem to think young people are stupid, writes social media consultant Chloe Laws.

Opinion: Win or Lose, Independent Candidates Could Give Labour a Bloody Nose

Steven Methven

Independent parliamentary candidates have it tough within Britain’s electoral system. But their campaigns could foreshadow something much more powerful, writes Steven Methven.

Novara FM: It’s the End of the Tory Party As We Know It (And I Feel Nothing)

James Butler paints a picture of Britain at a historic crossroads, waving fuckity bye to the Tories and bracing for Starmerism.

Report: Shock Poll Shows It’s Down to the Wire for Corbyn in Islington North

Clare Hymer & Ell Folan

Exclusive new polling for Novara Media shows that Jeremy Corbyn could win Islington North - but not without a historic ground campaign, activists say.

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Report: Key Israel Arms Supplier Sponsors Labour Conference Event

Sam Bright

Opinion: Public Sector Pay Bumps Were Always on the Cards

Ash Sarkar

Feature: Labour’s Building Blitz Won’t Fix the Housing Crisis, Experts Say

Aron Penczu

Opinion: Israel Is Running Out of Road

Rivkah Brown

Opinion: Keir Starmer Needs Checks and Balances. Britain Has Few

Adam Ramsay

Opinion: Nimbys Are Good, Actually

Nicholas Beuret

Opinion: Starmer Has Already Perfected the Art of Doing the Least

Rivkah Brown

Long Read: What Can the Left Learn From Nigel Farage?

Joe Todd

Opinion: Starmer’s Sandcastle Majority Says It All: First-Past-The-Post Needs to Die

Matt Zarb-Cousin

ACFM: Microdose: Election Vibecheck

Opinion: Keir Starmer Has Won – But He Can’t Sleep Easy

Ash Sarkar

Analysis: How Labour’s Islington North Candidate Made Millions From NHS Privatisation

Steven Methven

Opinion: Labour is Still Letting The Far Right Set The Agenda

Moya Lothian-McLean

Opinion: Win or Lose, Independent Candidates Could Give Labour a Bloody Nose

Steven Methven

Novara FM: It’s the End of the Tory Party As We Know It (And I Feel Nothing)

Report: Shock Poll Shows It’s Down to the Wire for Corbyn in Islington North

Clare Hymer & Ell Folan

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Report: Key Israel Arms Supplier Sponsors Labour Conference Event

Sam Bright

Opinion: Public Sector Pay Bumps Were Always on the Cards

Ash Sarkar

Feature: Labour’s Building Blitz Won’t Fix the Housing Crisis, Experts Say

Aron Penczu

Opinion: We Don’t Need to ‘Talk About Immigration’

Rivkah Brown

Opinion: Israel Is Running Out of Road

Rivkah Brown

Opinion: Keir Starmer Needs Checks and Balances. Britain Has Few

Adam Ramsay

Opinion: Nimbys Are Good, Actually

Nicholas Beuret

Opinion: Starmer Has Already Perfected the Art of Doing the Least

Rivkah Brown

Long Read: What Can the Left Learn From Nigel Farage?

Joe Todd

Opinion: Starmer’s Sandcastle Majority Says It All: First-Past-The-Post Needs to Die

Matt Zarb-Cousin

ACFM: Microdose: Election Vibecheck

Opinion: Keir Starmer Has Won – But He Can’t Sleep Easy

Ash Sarkar

Analysis: How Labour’s Islington North Candidate Made Millions From NHS Privatisation

Steven Methven

Opinion: Labour is Still Letting The Far Right Set The Agenda

Moya Lothian-McLean

Analysis: ‘We Can Spot Fakery a Mile Off’: Labour’s Memes Are an Insult to Young Voters

Chloe Laws

Opinion: Win or Lose, Independent Candidates Could Give Labour a Bloody Nose

Steven Methven

Novara FM: It’s the End of the Tory Party As We Know It (And I Feel Nothing)

Report: Shock Poll Shows It’s Down to the Wire for Corbyn in Islington North

Clare Hymer & Ell Folan

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