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What did Jeremy Corbyn’s election mean for the left and trade unionists?

Library workers in Lambeth, south London, began a solid two-day walkout on Tuesday in their battle against the Labour council’s deep and unpopular library cuts.

A poll last week put the Labour Party ahead of the Tories for the first time since Jeremy Corbyn was elected leader.

As the Labour left fights to defend leader Jeremy Corbyn, Nick Clark argues that the early 1980s show how focusing on internal party battles ends in giving way to the right

The government is extremely weak. But it will survive unless it faces serious resistance.

A budget of cuts for working class people is one thing the bitterly divided Tory party can still agree on, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Library workers in Lambeth, south London, were set to strike on Tuesday and Wednesday next week.

Thousands of people are furious at our rulers—from their treatment of refugees to the cuts that devastate lives while they bask in luxury.

Around 8,000 people marched through central London today, Sunday, to oppose the Tories’ Housing and Planning Bill. 

Over 1,000 Labour members and supporters heard Jeremy Corbyn speak in Aberdare, South Wales, last Saturday. It was the biggest political meeting in the Valleys for decades, and a real tonic.

Sadie Robinson looks at what difference electing a woman president would have in the fight against sexism

Around 500 people protested against the Tories’ Trade Union Bill in Cardiff last Saturday.