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The local election results in England are a shattering blow to the Tories and to Theresa May in particular

Huge cheers erupted on Wednesday evening as news emerged that parliament had passed a motion declaring a climate emergency.

The latest smear of antisemitism against Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is another attempt to discredit the left and its opposition to war.

Two councils are seeing a fightback by workers. In both of them, every single councillor is from the Labour Party.

Theresa May and the Tories should go now.

Labour has pledged to end the scandal of developers converting office blocks into flats if it wins the next election

Local elections will take place in 248 English councils on Thursday of next week.

Labour’s shadow justice secretary Richard Burgon has faced calls to resign for describing Zionism—the ideology that is used to justify Palestinian oppression—as “the enemy of peace”.

Anti-racists will have to fight major battles to push back the racist and far right challenge in elections and to defend workers’ freedom of movement

On Tuesday evening May deepened the Tories’ splits after she offered to work with Jeremy Corbyn to come up with a compromise Brexit deal. The move was a sign of May’s weakness. But it is also a trap for Labour.

Labour’s failure to put forward an independent vision for Brexit can allow neoliberal and right wing forces to make the running.

Until recently the Corbyn-supporting Momentum group hasn’t done much beyond organising canvassing days and online petitions. Now all of a sudden it’s organising protests over climate change.