
Tag: labour


Lewisham East Shows How Corbynism Has Transformed Labour
Aaron Bastani

Novara Live: A Disaster With Owen Jones’ Name on It
On this episode of TyskySour Michael Walker is joined by newly elected Labour councillor for Wandsworth Aydin Dikerdem. They’ll be taking apart the local election results.

Novara FM: Local Election Results
Michael Walker, Dawn Foster and Richard Seymour take a look at the local election results.

Novara FM: After Windrush: Britain and Migration

Migration Focus: A Progressive Immigration Policy?

IMOBastani: Theresa May Must Resign
Windrush Brits are being detained and deported and it is a disgrace. When will Theresa May have the dignity to resign? For more articles, videos and podcasts as part of our migration focus head to novaramedia.com/focus/migration

Interview: Interview With Owen Jones
“The main thing I’ve learned from working in the British media is that much of it is a cult. Afflicted by a suffocating groupthink, intolerant of critics, hounds internal dissenters, full of people who made it because of connections and/or personal background rather than merit.” The above tweet from Owen Jones set off an inferno […]

Socialism at Home Is Not Enough – It’s Time for a Corbynite Foreign Policy
Barnaby Raine

All The Best: ATB: Stick Your Bipartisanship up Your Arse

Interview: Interview With Laura Parker (Momentum)
Aaron Bastani sits down with Momentum’s National Coordinator Laura Parker.

Tackling the Mental Health Crisis Means Defeating Neoliberalism Once and For All
Jay Watts

Novara Live: Labour: Who’s the Boss?
On this emergency TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker discuss who will be the next general secretary of the Labour Party after the riotous resignation of Iain McNicol.

Labour’s Next General Secretary Must Be Elected
Aaron Bastani

Britain’s Newspapers Are Waging Psychological Warfare Against the Public
Aaron Bastani

The Elite Stands to Lose Everything – No Wonder ‘Defeat Socialism’ is Its New Mission
Paul Mason

Long Read: How Labour’s Campaigns Attempted to Make the Political Personal
Nathan Akehurst
