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Pressure was piling on Theresa May this week as her government tottered from crisis to crisis.

A meeting in central London last week revealed how the general election has enthused and emboldened the Labour left—particularly new members.

Are workers the most conservative? Tomáš Tengely-Evans argues the election results tell a different story

A catalogue of right wingers and rogues within the Labour Party want to work with the Tories and bosses.

Some right wingers and liberals are trying to paint the election result as the revenge of Remain voters who want to stay in the European Union (EU).

Trade unionists, Labour Party members and campaigners spoke to Socialist Worker about how we can force the Tories from office.

Not so long ago it looked as if parliamentary politics in Britain was fragmenting.

Election results in Scotland shocked many people after the SNP lost 21 seats.

Labour gained 30 seats and ten percentage points on its vote in last week’s general election proving Corbyn's right wing critics wrong. We need to keep up the resistance to smash the Tories

After spending all their energy trying to undermine him many right wing Labour MPs are now willing to return to the fold, but they will still try to drag Labour to the right.

The most useful thing we can do for Theresa May right now is wait. The worst thing for our side would be to limit, tone down or constrain mobilisation against the Tories.

The election result is a shattering disaster for the Tories and Theresa May, and a boost to Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party and all who campaigned against austerity and racism