A beachhead for democracy survives in Islington North
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Jeremy Corbyn’s campaign was a built on trust and loyalty, where kindness actually counts for something, reports LINDA PENTZ GUNTER from north London
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France dangles over a far-right abyss
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Can the conservative, centre and left of French politics work out a complex dance of candidates standing aside for each other to prevent an outright, far-right victory this Sunday? NICK WRIGHT assesses
on Fri, 7PM
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PAUL DONOVAN enjoys a valuable contribution to a wider understanding of the remarkable human rights activist turned Irish freedom fighter
on Sat, 9AM
The Xinjiang I saw was a hub of diversity, not oppression
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From China, ROGER McKENZIE witnesses a place where Islamic culture thrives and economic development powers China’s westward expansion — a reality obscured by Western propaganda
on Fri, 7PM
The unbelievable stories about the children of Gaza
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The violence that the children of Gaza experience has become a daily affair. But this kind of violence can never be mundane, writes VIJAY PRASHAD
on Fri, 11AM
‘We have the hope, they have the fear’
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Andrew Murray catches up with Green peer and former party leader NATALIE BENNETT in the Greens’ target seat in Bristol, where they discuss the party’s aim of winning four MPs, Farage, Labour’s lack of policy – and the all-important issue of Gaza
on Tue, 9AM
EU tariffs on China: a script written in Washington
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Brussels is following the US’s lead in slapping punitive duties on China’s electric vehicles, sabotaging Europe’s climate goals and economic interests to appease Biden’s anti-Beijing crusade, writes CARLOS MARTINEZ
on Jun 30
‘Things are going to slide’ — politics in turmoil
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Visionary leadership is needed to tackle the existential climate crisis, but Labour risks squandering any opportunity for transformative change by clinging to the neoliberal economic orthodoxy, writes ALAN SIMPSON
on Jun 28
Netanyahu refuses to end Gaza war
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Israeli air strike kills director of Gaza’s Ambulance and Emergency Department
on Jun 26
The New Popular Front in France and the balance of class forces
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Amid an enormously dynamic situation, can Le Pen’s National Rally be stopped in the forthcoming snap election and what role will the new left-wing anti-fascist pact play, asks KEVIN OVENDEN
on Jun 26
What could happen if Hezbollah fights Israel?
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As the prospect of an all-out war between the Lebanon-based militia and the IDF becomes more likely, JOHN WIGHT considers what has changed since the 2006 conflict that Hezbollah considers a victory
on Jun 26
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The only English-language socialist daily newspaper in the world, published six days a week.
on Jun 25
Euros arrive to clear the smog left behind by club football
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JAMES NALTON previews the tournament, which can feel less contaminated than a club game which has been taken over by the main players in global capitalism and geopolitics
on Jun 25
Labour's fables: Sir Keir visits the proles
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Labour centrists seek to represent workers in a sort of cultural theatre of identity politics devoid of substance or any relevance to their lives and struggles
on Jun 25
Banking on bigotry and the two-horse race
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Starmer’s Labour is dog-whistling so loud it’s deafening, safe in the knowledge the minority communities being slighted by these affronts largely have nowhere else to turn. Remember these betrayals, writes ANDREW MURRAY
on Jun 24
Can an economy be ‘big enough’?
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CRAIG DALZELL asks how long the ‘growth at all costs’ mantra can be sustained by the main political parties
on Jun 24
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Andrew Murray catches up with British-Palestinian parliamentary candidate LEANNE MOHAMAD who’s taking on shadow health secretary Wes Streeting, with the issues of Gaza, the NHS and the needs of the local community at the front and centre of her campaign
on Jun 24
‘We will not vote for those who normalise massacres’
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Hundreds of thousands protest across Britain demanding end to Gaza bloodshed
on Jun 24
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JOHN McINALLY urges socialists to read a courageous book that demonstrates why the issue of gender ideology has provoked such division and controversy
on Jun 23
Lessons from the past for the Labour left
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ANDREW MURRAY welcomes a sympathetic history of two waves of left advance within Labour and the contest between the support they could mobilise and the forces ranged against them
on Jun 23
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!
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In Washington DC ROGER McKENZIE sees signs of the US empire’s decay all around – especially compared with the vibrant and thriving Chinese capital
on Jun 19
‘Another day, another war crime’
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More than 30 killed by Israeli strike on UN school sheltering displaced Palestinians
on Jun 14
Moving beyond factional-point scoring
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As Diane Abbott retains her ability to stand for Labour in the general election, it is a suitable juncture to consider racial issues and their complexities among different groups, says NICK WRIGHT
on Jun 7
‘Britain will be fit to fight within the first year of a Labour government’
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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer renews commitment to militarism and Britain's nuclear weapons
on Jun 4
Biden’s ‘red line’ is drawn in invisible ink
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Palestinians can be incinerated beyond recognition but the US is more concerned about Israel’s growing isolation, writes LINDA PENTZ GUNTER
on Jun 3
Marxism and ecology: does the answer ‘lie in the soil?’
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Marx and Engels’ concern with soil provides a focus for understanding the relationship between capitalism and the environment, argues the MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY
on May 27
China’s model of co-operation supersedes the West's exploitative one
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ROGER McKENZIE sees at first hand the progress made by China towards an economic template that offers hope to the many not just the few
on May 24
‘It's time to end the Thatcherite experiment that wrecked Britain’
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FBU vows to press Labour to repeal anti-strike laws
on May 24
Israel’s relentless war on the Palestinians
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With bombing unending in Gaza and settlers rampaging in the West Bank, the ICC’s moves to charge Israeli officials, though an important milestone, show no sign of changing the occupation’s genocidal course, writes VIJAY PRASHAD
on May 24
‘Let me stand,’ Diane Abbott tells Sir Keir
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Corbyn to carry the radical spirit of his tenure as Labour leader by fighting for his Islington North seat as an independent
on May 23
Britain needs a disabled revolution
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With the Tories scapegoating us and Labour failing to protect our rights, the rich history of disability activism shows disabled people that we must organise among ourselves to defend our place in society, writes CORDELIA PRICE
on May 23
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Sunak gambles on a snap general election for July 4
on May 22
British court to rule on Assange’s extradition to US
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Campaigners warn of long-lasting damage to global media freedom
on May 20
South Africa launches a global anti-apartheid movement for Palestine
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We ended apartheid in our nation, now it is our honour to be asked by Palestinian comrades to invoke that struggle to fight against the apartheid regime imposed on them by Israel, writes STEPHEN FAULKNER
on May 18
Hundreds of thousands to mark Nakba in national march for Palestine
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New poll shows majority of British public backs immediate ceasefire
on May 18
Police break up University of Amsterdam's student protest against Gaza genocide
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Meanwhile, Ireland's Communists praise Trinity College Dublin students after university accepts all their demands
on May 9
Petro under siege as progress creeps forward
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Colombia’s first left-leaning government has faced subversion from the murderous right-wing elite it deposed, but it has not stopped moving forward with the peace process and social reforms needed, writes NICK MacWILLIAM
on May 6
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Artist JOHN MARC ALLEN talks to Andy Hedgecock about his exhibition inspired by Dr Strangelove and the Atomic Age
on May 5
Students' Gaza protests spread across Britain
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Wave of campus occupations launched at six unis
on May 3
Columbia students following the proud tradition of anti-Vietnam war forbears
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On campuses all over the US, activists are amplifying the anguished cry of the Palestinians, write ALISON BANVILLE and JAMES FLOREY
on May 2
From Germany May 2 1933 to Odessa May 2 2014
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There are parallels between these two pitch-black episodes of European history which should never be forgotten — and they should make those who wish to send yet more weapons to Ukraine think twice, writes KEITH BARLOW
on May 2
China’s all-answer’s ‘12345’ hotline
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From China, ROGER McKENZIE reports on the nation’s remarkable 24-hour switchboard that fields everything from travel queries to feedback and complaints about the running of society
on May 1
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Thousands to rally once again for Gaza ceasefire
on Apr 27
The truth behind Labour’s plans to ‘renationalise’ rail
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One thing about an incoming Labour government looks great: taking the railways into public ownership. But we won’t actually own the trains, warns SOLOMON HUGHES
on Apr 27
Why league and cup games abroad should be opposed
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JAMES NALTON discusses how recent developments mean league fixtures being hosted in the United States is becoming increasingly possible
on Apr 27
‘Starmer’s only spending commitment is to weapons of war’
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Peace campaigners blast Sir Keir for pledging to boost arms spending while backing austerity for public services
on Apr 13
Government falls short of its key NHS targets – again
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Campaigners call for fair NHS pay and end to the ‘blatant failure’ of relying on private sector
on Apr 12
Air Max Day 2024: the bubble bursts
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As the momentum of the boycott movement against Israel grows, artist JACK PANIK reflects on the growing rift between creatives and the street culture brands they once were proud to work for who are now complicit in the Gaza genocide
on Apr 11
‘A slap in the face to nurses, doctors and NHS staff in desperate need of a pay rise’
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Labour accused of betraying the NHS after Wes Streeting says the health service needs more private-sector involvement
on Apr 8