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Activists are preparing to mobilise for a national demonstration outside the Tory Party conference in Birmingham on Sunday 2 October.

New (unelected) prime minister Theresa May has had an easy time of it since June, but are the Tories' post-referendum blues really over? Sally Campbell thinks it is unlikely.

Poor old Owen Smith can’t stop putting his foot in his mouth.

NHS bosses are drawing up plans to shut hospital departments across England as the Tories ramp up their assault on the health service.

The left must start to contest the debate about what will happen when Britain leaves the European Union (EU). At the moment the argument is dominated by competing right wing visions.

New figures show how the Tories are pushing the market into housing—and the damage it does, says Alistair Farrow

Voting started this week in the Labour leadership election.

David Cameron and his crusading work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith made a mission of “reforming” benefits.

The people hired by big companies to decide how much bosses should get paid are earning around £170,000 for attending a handful of meetings.

The Tories could open new grammar schools. The right wing press eagerly explained that this is part of Theresa May’s drive to boost “social mobility”.

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

A last-minute U-turn on a major infrastructure deal last week dashed any hopes that prime minister Theresa May’s coronation would halt the turmoil in the Tory Party.