There is no working class party
The article explores the absence of a true working-class party in contemporary politics, examining the implications for representation and the future of labor movements.
British political and cultural magazine with progressive editorial perspective.
The article explores the absence of a true working-class party in contemporary politics, examining the implications for representation and the future of labor movements.
The British politician turned elite powerbroker has nothing to smile about anymore
The article explores the potential for political parties to collaborate with Stop the Boats protesters in upcoming marches, raising questions about strategy and public sentiment on immigration issues.
Dozens of babies’ deaths might have been avoided, their families are fighting for answers
The Great Clown, who has died, taught us to accept shame
Britain's loathing for the Prime Minister is as personal as it is political
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Ghislaine Maxwell is seeking a presidential pardon, raising questions about her legal battles and the implications for justice in high-profile cases.
The article addresses Keir Starmer's new Chiefs of Staff, urging them to prioritize unity and strategic vision within the Labour Party to effectively challenge the current government.
The 78-year-old British national is one of the highest-profile critics of Beijing-driven changes to Hong Kong’s governance
The 78-year-old British national is one of the highest-profile critics of Beijing-driven changes to Hong Kong’s governance
Vidhya Alakeson and Jill Cuthbertson replace Morgan McSweeney