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Denis Healey, an old Labour right winger, called himself socialist. But his real legacy is dumping principles for power, says Simon Basketter

A week of resistance to the Tories is continuing in Manchester.

The Tories are talking up the prospect of winning a vote for airstrikes in Syria.

Manchester this week was a tale of two cities. One is behind the police cordons and giant metal security fence. Within this enclosure the rich and powerful mixed in comfort.

A big turnout on last Sunday’s TUC march shows a growing mood to fight, Socialist Worker reports

Jeremy Corbyn used his first conference speech as Labour Leader to promise the kind of change in society that his supporters want to see.

Divisions between the left and right within the Labour Party are big news. They flow from a compromise that lies at the heart of the party, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Students have been affected by the election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader and the atmosphere of hope it has created. 

David Cameron has yet to explain why he wrote to the government’s top lawyer after a friend at Heythrop Hunt was charged with fox hunting in 2008. 

Nick Clark finds a mood of optimism at Labour conference in Brighton. But the right set out to undermine Corbyn

Steel giant SSI’s decision to mothball its Redcar plant and throw 1,700 workers on the dole is a disgrace. The company whined that it wasn’t making enough profits.

Jeremy Corbyn's crushing victory over the Blairites sent the Establishment reeling. We must organise to defend him and, even more importantly, the principles he was elected on, writes Shaun Doherty.