
Tag: Margaret thatcher


Analysis: The UK Has Its Own Mass Incarceration Crisis
by Ell Folan

Feature: How Healthcare Went From State Responsibility to Workplace ‘Perk’
by Moya Lothian-McLean

Opinion: Salman Rushdie Was Once on the Left. What Happened?
by Alfie Steer

Analysis: Were the 70s Really That Great?
by Juliet Jacques

Opinion: Boris Johnson Could Have Been Another Thatcher
by Aaron Bastani

Analysis: The Media Needs More Labour Correspondents
by Sam Bright

Analysis: Right to Buy 2.0 is an Unmitigated Disaster
by Ell Folan

Opinion: Molly-Mae Hague Just Exposed Influencer Culture for the Thatcherite Poison It Is
by Anna Cafolla

Analysis: The Polls Look Terminal for Boris Johnson
by Ell Folan

Opinion: Austerity May Be Over, but the Tories Still Aren’t Spending Enough
by James Meadway

Opinion: The Supply Chain Crisis Is Exposing Tory Divisions
by James Meadway

Opinion: The North Has Always Been at the Cutting Edge of Culture
by Kojo Koram

Opinion: Back on the Hard Road: How Stuart Hall Can Help Us Navigate Our Moment
by David Wearing
The British left is still reeling and disoriented from the election defeat of December 2019. But by comparing our current moment to Stuart Hall’s analysis of the long 1980s, we can learn some important lessons, writes David Wearing.

Opinion: The Tories’ Levelling Up Agenda is Just Thatcherism for Towns
by Joe Duffy

Opinion: Electability Matters, but Its Deployment Is Political
by Aaron Bastani
There's no denying that electability is crucial to a party's viability, but don’t be fooled when it’s used to avoid talking about the issues that matter, argues Aaron Bastani.
