Corbyn's speech rallies the left - and opposes the scapegoating of migrants

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn used his conference speech today, Wednesday, to set out his vision for “the socialism of the 21st century”.

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Court hears of missing files and evidence in Rotherham abuse case

Forensic samples taken from a 13 year old girl, who told police she had been repeatedly raped, were “not retained”, a court has heard.

Corbyn victory should be a launch pad for resistance

Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election as Labour Party leader last Saturday is a boost to the whole of the left.

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Defend refugees, organise against the rise in racist attacks

Anti-racists are organising solidarity with migrant workers and Muslims under attack.

Teaching Labour a lesson in Durham

Rank and file teaching assistants in Durham are fighting for their very livelihoods. Their battle has pitted them not just against the Labour-led council but their own union officials too.

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The decision to build a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset is a disaster for safety, the environment and workers’ living standards.

Labour purges show limits of reformism

Labour’s long history of expulsions is ultimately driven by the party’s focus on parliament, writes Nick Clark

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As politicians claim Labour needs to clamp down on migrants to win back the ‘white working class’, Dave Sewell argues solidarity with migrants needs to be a priority for the movement