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Tom Watson’s dossier on “Trotsky entryists” into the Labour Party has been used as an attack on the whole left.

Delayed, overcrowded, and expensive trains. That’s what the privatisation rail rip-off has brought us.

The GMB union’s decision yesterday, Wednesday, to back Owen Smith in the Labour Party leadership election is a significant blow to Jeremy Corbyn.

Labour deputy leader Tom Watson is hardly the first to use Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky as a cheap insult.

As the Labour leadership contest hots up, Alex Callinicos looks at the roots of the conflict gripping the Labour Party and explains why it matters that Jeremy Corbyn wins

One thing the surge in support for Jeremy Corbyn shows is that working class people are seething with anger against politicians and the bosses.

An obsession with ‘credibility’ goes to the heart of the divisions in the Labour Party, writes Nick Clark

Calls for a truce in the Labour Party risk leading the left to repeat the mistakes of the 1980s, warns Sadie Robinson

Labour’s two big obsessions—electability and party unity—were the big themes of its first leadership hustings in Cardiff last night, Thursday.

Simon Basketter continues our series of columns on the Labour Party with a look at one of its lesser-known radicals

Up to 10,000 people joined a rally in support of Jeremy Corbyn in Liverpool on Monday night. It was another sign of the growing support behind his campaign to be re-elected leader of the Labour Party.

Jeremy Corbyn’s critics inside the Labour Party have perfected missing the point.