Jeremy Corbyn
Hope for a Corbyn win is enthusing trade unionists - and can inspire a fightback
30 May 2017Kicking out the Tories on 8 June could make society better, people across Britain told Socialist Worker
Tories look neither strong nor stable after TV audience puts May on the defensive
30 May 2017Theresa May ditched her “strong and stable” rhetoric during a TV election special last night, Monday, and returned to scaremongering about Brexit.
As election day draws closer, shrinking poll gap reveals a radical path to Labour victory
30 May 2017Ten days left to election day, and the result is more uncertain than ever. There’s a chance to shape the result against the arrogant Tories.
Stop Britain’s wars to end terror, says Corbyn—while May offers only repression
30 May 2017Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is expected to make a bold move today, Friday, by linking Britain's involvement in military interventions overseas and terror attacks at home.
Take to the streets to kick out the Tories, trade unionists decide at PCS conference
30 May 2017The PCS union has committed to use the final weeks before the general election to campaign against austerity and racism.
The left should take no lectures on Northern Ireland from the Tories
23 May 2017The right wing papers are going for Jeremy Corbyn for refusing to “condemn” the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA).
Thousands in Birmingham rally to hear Jeremy Corbyn
23 May 2017Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has held one of his largest rallies of the general election campaign so far
Labour right haven’t a hope - or a clue
16 May 2017The press denunciations of Labour’s leaked draft manifesto have been predictable. “Corbyn’s misguided bid to turn the clock back,” spluttered the Financial Times, “Corbyn’s fantasy land”, the Mail.
GALLERY - Big crowds flock to hear Jeremy Corbyn in Yorkshire
16 May 2017A gallery of photographs as crowds greeted the Labour leader in Morley, Sheffield and Leeds
Who’s pulling the strings?
16 May 2017Alistair Farrow looks at the power of the media—and its limits
Labour's manifesto is a shift to the left. It's no time for compromises with the right.
16 May 2017Forget the media and right wing denunciations, there are some excellent promises in the Labour Party’s draft election manifesto. It promises to scrap tuition fees, and plough billions of pounds into education and the NHS.
Labour manifesto that breaks from its past helps lift Jeremy Corbyn's support
16 May 2017Manifesto launch shows an alternative but compromises to right will only weaken it, says Nick Clark
Theresa May can't hide from questions and protests
09 May 2017Theresa May is finding it increasingly hard to hide away from voters as the general election campaign intensifies. This evening, Tuesday, she arrived at BBC headquarters in London to appear on the One Show.
Corbyn can turn his campaign into a revolt against the rich
09 May 2017Large rallies for Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn have shown what a strong and insurgent Labour election campaign could look like.
An insurgent Labour election campaign can lift the left in Britain
02 May 2017Disgraceful Labour rebels gun for left wing leader Jeremy Corbyn, not the Tories
02 May 2017Never mind kicking out the Tories and ending their hated austerity policies. For some in the Labour Party, the bigger prize is ousting leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Mark Serwotka - let’s support Jeremy Corbyn, and build struggle too
02 May 2017PCS union general secretary Mark Serwotka says resistance must be increased in the run-up to 8 June - not put on hold.
Labour’s new policy on workers’ rights tinkers but doesn’t transform
02 May 2017The difference between what’s on offer at the general election from the Tories and Labour was underlined last week over workers’ rights.
Corbyn tells London meeting - support the many, not the super-rich
02 May 2017Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told a meeting in east London today, Saturday, that, “The papers say one thing, but the mood on the street tells me something very different.”
Corbyn’s left shift can inspire a fight
25 April 2017Jeremy Corbyn made a good start to the election campaign last week when he pledged that Labour would “overturn this rigged system”.
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