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Faced with Johnson’s Brexit offensive it is vital Labour supports Long-Bailey and Burgon – not Starmer

5th February 2020

The British working class now faces the sustained and determined offensive by the Johnson Tory government to ‘Americanise’ British society that was always the aim of Brexit. The seriousness of this offensive makes it even more vital that Rebecca Long-Bailey and Richard Burgon are supported for Labour’s leader and deputy leader.

Only Labour is willing to address the twin crises

12th November 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

The election plans laid out by the two major parties mean that it is crystal clear only Labour has policies to address the current crises – the combined crises of the climate catastrophe as well as the stagnation of the economy and living standards.

NOT FOR SALE! NOT FOR SALE! – Jeremy Corbyn’s brilliant speech on Brexit

5th November 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

On 5 November Jeremy Corbyn delivered a speech on Brexit in Harlow as a key part of launching Labour’s election campaign. The following is the entire speech – leaving out only a few courtesy introductory remarks.

Johnson is relying on the LibDems to deliver Brexit and austerity

5th November 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

The party on which Johnson is relying to deliver Brexit and austerity is not the Tories. It is the LibDems.

Jeremy Corbyn’s speech launching Labour’s General Election campaign

4th November 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

Jeremy Corbyn’s speech that launched Labour’s general election campaign.

New blow for US imperialism as Bolivia re-elects Evo Morales

31st October 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

Bolivian President Evo Morales, whose government has overseen improving living standards and a dramatic reduction in poverty while in power, has been re-elected.

After the elections – Hope for Polish left?

23rd October 2019 shoreditchadmin2 0

The 2019 Polish parliamentary elections were held on 13 October 2019. All 460 members of the Sejm and 100 senators of the Senate were elected. The ruling PiS won the elections, the far-right entered the parliament, whilst the left returned to parliament.