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Compromises are being made, but Labour’s antisemitism row is ongoing
As another week of summer draws to a close, there is still no end in sight for Labour’s antisemitism rows. Following weeks of intense pressure, the party’s ruling body looks set to change its new code of conduct and adopt the full International...
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Labour activists launch Kate Hoey for Tory leader campaign
Labour activists have launched a campaign urging Brexiteer rebel Kate Hoey to run for leader of the Conservative Party. Party members involved with the campaign point out that Hoey has gone against the Labour Party line on several issues, from Brexit...
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Train fare hikes are an “insult” to commuters, says Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn has slammed train fare hikes as an “insult” to commuters across Britain who are suffering due to the government’s “shambolic mismanagement” of the railways. Today it was confirmed that train fares are being...
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The housing crisis in London is holding back Labour’s young activists
For most young people, living in the capital means living in precarious housing. Sky-high living costs, short-term contracts and landlords who jump at every opportunity to increase rent make it impossible for many to settle into a home or neighbourhood...
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Our care sector is in crisis and crying out for urgent help
Of all the dominant industries in Britain today, the care sector is possibly the most notorious for low pay, zero-hour contracts, lack of worker representation, and a 40-year legacy of privatisation that has proved catastrophic. With these conditions,...
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Manuel Cortes: Brexit? No pasarán!
The growing working-class disillusionment with Brexit can no longer be dismissed as a figment of the imagination of the 48%. Last weekend’s Hope not Hate and Best for Britain poll showed 112 parliamentary constituencies who voted Leave would now prefer...
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WATCH: Corbyn on wreath-laying – “I don’t think I actually was involved”
Jeremy Corbyn has said he was “present” but not “involved” in laying a wreath for terrorists linked to the Munich massacre of the 1972 Summer Olympics. On Saturday, the Daily...
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WATCH: Corbyn claimed BBC has “bias towards saying… Israel has right to exist”
A video from 2011 has emerged today that shows Jeremy Corbyn claiming the BBC has a “bias towards saying… Israel has right to exist”. Appearing on Press TV, the Iranian state-owned...
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Corbyn apologises for “hurt” to Jewish people in new antisemitism video
In a new video released today, Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to drive antisemitism out of the Labour Party “for good” and apologised for “the hurt caused to many Jewish people”. The...
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The housing crisis in London is holding back Labour’s young activists
For most young people, living in the capital means living in precarious housing. Sky-high living costs, short-term contracts and landlords who jump at every opportunity to increase rent make it impossible for many to settle into a home or neighbourhood permanently, let alone live by themselves. Since coming to London four years ago, I have moved seven times and been a member of five Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs). I started off my involvement with Labour in my local CLP in […]
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Our care sector is in crisis and crying out for urgent help
Of all the dominant industries in Britain today, the care sector is possibly the most notorious for low pay, zero-hour contracts, lack of worker representation, and a 40-year legacy of privatisation that has proved catastrophic. With these conditions, it is little wonder staff turnover is so high. The majority of care workers in our country are women employed on the minimum wage – or less – by often unscrupulous private contractors who offer them next to nothing if they need […]
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Compromises are being made, but Labour’s antisemitism row is ongoing
As another week of summer draws to a close, there is still no end in sight for Labour’s antisemitism rows. Following weeks of intense pressure, the party’s ruling body looks set to change its new code of conduct and adopt the full International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism, adding all 11 examples. Labour guidelines on what constitutes antisemitism would thus include “claiming that the existence of a state of Israel is a racist endeavour”, which the leadership has been hugely […]
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Manuel Cortes: Brexit? No pasarán!
The growing working-class disillusionment with Brexit can no longer be dismissed as a figment of the imagination of the 48%. Last weekend’s Hope not Hate and Best for Britain poll showed 112 parliamentary constituencies who voted Leave would now prefer to Remain. And so the alt-right’s British pet project finds itself facing a potentially serious threat from voters in Labour heartlands, who are now rising sharply and decisively against Brexit. Anger is visibly growing amongst working people at the disinformation […]
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Labour activists launch Kate Hoey for Tory leader campaign
Labour activists have launched a campaign urging Brexiteer rebel Kate Hoey to run for leader of the Conservative Party. Party members involved with the campaign point out that Hoey has gone against the Labour Party line on several issues, from Brexit to fox hunting and grammar schools. The newly set up website Hoey for Leader sarcastically praises the Labour MP’s “brave leadership and loyalty to the Conservative Party whip”. The faux campaign comes on the back of a unanimous vote by Vauxhall Labour last month in […]
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